My Marshfield Clinic

Name: My Marshfield Clinic
Rating: 1.8 (237 reviews)
Author: Marshfield Clinic

By: Marshfield Clinic

Easily manage your health care

Features & Capabilities

Access to great health care shouldn't be complicated. My Marshfield Clinic is a secure app that lets you manage appointments, view health records, refill prescriptions, and communicate with your care team from one place. Sign in with fingerprint or face recognition for quick, safe access.

From scheduling and pre-check-in to viewing test results, notes, and bills, the app covers self and family health needs. It enables symptom assessments with a nurse via chat, video, or call, and makes paying bills and refills easy on the go.

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By:

Marshfield Clinic

Rating:

1.80

(237)

Version:

3.1.5 Last updated: 2026-05-20

Version code:

885820944

Creation date:

2020-09-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

25.17MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 154,178 ▲ 1,027

Other platforms

My Marshfield Clinic (v3.1.5)

54,119 2.68

(310)

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Developed by:

Marshfield Clinic

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/my-marshfield-clinic/id1524483797

User Reviews

Overall, reviews for the My Marshfield Clinic app are largely negative due to reliability and data access issues. Users report login failures and instability, missing or inaccessible health data (medications, visit summaries, test results), and challenges canceling or updating appointments. Usability is also criticized, with the interface described as hard to navigate, particularly for older users. A few comments mention some useful features and the ability to view upcoming appointments, but these do not offset the broader problems.

Pros

Some features in the app are useful.
Ability to view upcoming appointments.

Cons

Frequent login/authentication failures and overall app instability.
Inability to access or manage medications within the app.
Lack of access to visit summaries, test results, and other medical records.
Appointment management issues, including the inability to cancel appointments and unreliable notifications.
Poor usability and navigation, especially for older users.

Recent reviews

I have been using this app for over a year. I have also used other companies platforms and I have found this to be the easiest and more available options. I have had an easy time reaching out to my doctors about anything. I think a lot of these reviews are old and myMarshfield has changed a lot since.

by fi*****, 2025-10-01

I can’t login into the app it keeps kicking me off saying error on your end

by Be*****, 2025-02-19

My wife just wrote a two paragraph message logged in on a laptop requesting a referral. When the timeout screen popped up she selected stay logged in but was logged out. She logged in again, rewrote the message, as the message draft is not saved, only to be logged out again. On the third try she was unable to save or send the message and the send button or symbol could not be located. So we defaulted to the iPhone app and tried again. We tried to copy the message before sending it only to receive an Update the App screen. We couldn’t back out of that screen. We completed the Update but again lost the message. 1. Why doesn’t the system save DRAFTS? Or at least allow a Save? 2. Why is the on-line timeout so short when users are composing a medical message with perhaps much Technical terminology? 3. Why isn’t the Send button or icon where it is visible throughout the Draft process? The intention of the system and access it provides seems great, but thorough testing by real users is essential. And older users should definitely be a key part of the test teams! Both my wife and I are reasonably computer literate. We’ve both done software testing. If we are struggling, how are people without reasonable tech savvy to be effectively served!