Uploading Photos & Videos

You can upload a photo or video to the doctor through RxPortal. First tap Submit a Photo,  second from the bottom on the home screen. Then tap Upload Media at the bottom of the screen. You can then choose Camera to record a photo or video for upload, or choose existing images from your phone to upload. 

We’ll choose Upload Photos. Select images you want to upload, then tap Done. Now your images are ready to upload. You can change the date on each image if you want. Then tap Upload. After uploading you'll be able to see your images in the My Media Uploads section of your record. Tapping on an image will show it full screen. 

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