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a new UpToDate account will be created. This requires ACTION by users who already have an UpToDate Account. Please see information below: UpToDate Move to Single Sign-on (SSO) UpToDate log in is moving to Single Sign-On (SSO) Login UpToDate via SSO User already has an UpToDate Account Users do NOT need to register for a new UpToDate account if already using an existing account (ie. CME credits or history/bookmarks attached to existing account). During the registration process， click the sign in link on the registration page to sign in with existing UpToDate account username password Completing this step will auto-merge the existing account into a new SSO UpToDate account.This is the PREFERERED METHOD for merging accounts. This means the old UpToDate username (assuming its not a URochester Medicine or URochester e-mail address) will become irrelevant and new username will be URochester Medicine or URochester e-mail address. New User/Never had an UpToDate Account Complete all the fields on the registration form to create a brand-new SSO account. Completed first time SSO registration but did not merge accounts User completed first time SSO process， log out and log back in with new username ( URochester Medicine or URochester email address)then log in through SSO. Reaffiliating every 90 days is no longer necessary Never used app? Download Appon your mobile device then enter username ( URochester Medicine or URochester email address) click continue then login through SSO. ， for example: Mobile App Web Access Download the app from or Mobile App If already using the UpToDate app， follow directions to manually merge accounts: Log in toUpToDate through SSO Click My Account and then Merge Accounts User will be prompted to log-in with their original account (using old username/password) to merge accounts. Merging Accounts Information/Complications/Help There are certain situations when account merge may not work or produces an error， a new account was created but users already had an existing account and did not complete the auto-merge step during registration。
UpToDate log in has moved to single sign-on (SSO) using University of Rochester Medicine or URochester AD credentials. NetID is no longer be accept ed as a log in method. The first time users log in to UpToDate through the SSO，。