How to Access WA Health Webmail: A Step-by-Step Guide




WA Health Webmail

WA Health is a public health system of the state that acquires a larger territory to provide the best health facilities in Western Australia. WA Health provides webmail for its staff to send notices, instructions, schedules, events, etc but they can use it for other purposes as well.

Members having a WA Health Webmail account can access it from any corner, they just need a device with an internet connection and a browser to log in.

How to get access to WA webmail?

When the WA health department will send your information to Health Support Services(HSS), you will be provided access to Office 365. It provides many services, one of them is Outlook on which you will login to your WA webmail.

If you didn't get access, ask your supervisor and he will provide you the access.

Ways to access your WA health webmail

Use only webmail health WA dedicated network computers.
Open Outlook or Office 365 page on your browser in the dedicated network only.

Register for multi-factor authentication

  • First, install the " Microsoft Authenticator Program" from Google Play/ App Store.
  • On your browser, open the Office 365 page.
  • Enter your WA health email with HE number like: HEnumber@health.wa.gov.au
  • Enter your password and click on Sign in.
  • Click on Next to start MFA registration.
  • How the MFA system may contact you for verification: Click on Mobile App Alternative
  • How do you want to utilise the Cell App section: use the verification code alternative
  • Click on setup
  • Open the Authenticator Program and follow the onscreen instructions, click Next.
  • Fetch the verification code and enter it on your browser's screen.
  • Enter your mobile number to get access to the cellular app. Click on finish.

Conclusion

Webmail login issues may be caused by incorrect credentials, outdated cookies, browser compatibility problems, or server errors. Resolutions include clearing browser cache and cookies, using a different browser, changing DNS settings, asking for a new password, and contacting website support for assistance. Proper troubleshooting determines the root cause and applies the appropriate fix.

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