Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds another layer of security to protect your private information. So, even if your password gets compromised, the hacker has to crack another security layer before they can access your account.
It's important to remember that, although 2FA supplements your password, it should not be viewed as a replacement to a strong password.
As the name suggests, 2FA requires one extra step to log into an account. When logging in, after adding your user ID and a strong password, you will be asked to enter a code that is sent to you by text message. Once this code is entered, you will gain access to your account.
CLINICIANS AND CLINIC CARE TEAM MEMBERS, 2FA is mandatory.
2-Factor Authentication for Clinics and Providers
PATIENTS, 2FA is optional, however highly recommended.
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