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All Versions of FollowMyHealth®

24.1.2

May 10, 2024

Thanks for using FollowMyHealth! This update includes further improvements and bug fixes.
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24.1

February 29, 2024

Welcome to FollowMyHealth v24.1! This update of FollowMyHealth includes: Ability to share your screen during video visits with your provider including photos, videos, files, or web pages.
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23.4

October 26, 2023

Welcome to FollowMyHealth v23.4! This update of FollowMyHealth includes: Managing authorized individuals for you and your family members accounts. • View and remove authorized individual connections • Invite someone to be an authorized individual for your account
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23.3

August 3, 2023

Thanks for using FollowMyHealth! This update includes further improvements and bug fixes.
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23.2.1

May 31, 2023

Thanks for using FollowMyHealth! This update includes further improvements and bug fixes.
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23.2

May 11, 2023

Welcome to FollowMyHealth v23.2! FollowMyHealth's parent company is now called Veradigm! We've made some minor updates to the app to reflect this change, along with further improvements and bug fixes.
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23.1.2

April 13, 2023

Thanks for using FollowMyHealth! This update resolves an issue where the Messages screen gives an error for some users.
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23.1.1

March 31, 2023

Thanks for using FollowMyHealth! This update includes further improvements and bug fixes. As a reminder, here's what else is new in 23.1: • Ability to add PDF attachments when messaging your provider • Improvements to how the Messages screen loads
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23.1

March 20, 2023

Welcome to FollowMyHealth v23.1! This update of FollowMyHealth includes: • Ability to add PDF attachments when messaging your provider • Improvements to how the Messages screen loads
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22.4

November 3, 2022

Welcome to FollowMyHealth v22.4! Now with FollowMyHealth you can: • Explore the new Resource Center for quick links created by your healthcare provider
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Price History of FollowMyHealth®

Description of FollowMyHealth®

Take control of your health information. The new and improved mobile version of your personal health record, powered by FollowMyHealth®, is easy to use and easy to navigate. From the home screen, you can view your current health summary, reminders and recent account activity—and quickly click to your medical profile and profiles of family members you’re authorized to view. You also get 24/7 access for: • Communicating securely with your care team. • Scheduling appointments. • Viewing test and lab results. • Requesting prescription refills. • Managing your preferred pharmacy for prescription renewals. • Managing connections with healthcare organization to access your health information and interact with providers. • Paying outstanding bills and view your billing history. • Viewing and manage your demographics, contact information, and insurance policies. (Please note: The availability of some features may be dependent on your connected organizations.) Take full advantage of the modern iOS features such as: • Passcodes and Touch ID: Create a Mobile Passcode or use Touch ID to quickly and easily sign in to FollowMyHealth® Mobile. Touch ID requires iOS 8 and up. Mobile Passcode will work on any iOS device. • Push Notifications: In addition to receiving FollowMyHealth® notifications via text and/or email, notifications can now be pushed directly to your iOS device. App badges notify you at a glance of important new information within your FollowMyHealth® account. • Apple Watch: Convenient access to FollowMyHealth® push notifications and Action Center items directly from your Apple Watch. • Apple VoiceOver: Improves accessibility for visually impaired users. • Apple Health: Automatically import blood pressure, steps, weight and glucose readings from Apple Health into your FollowMyHealth® account.
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FollowMyHealth®: FAQ

Is FollowMyHealth® software compatible with iPad devices?

Yes, you can use the FollowMyHealth® app on iPad devices.
The app was developed by Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc..
FollowMyHealth® currently supports iOS 15.0 or later.
The overall user rating of FollowMyHealth® is 4.8.
The App Genre Of The Followmyhealth® App Is Medical.
24.1.2 is the current version of FollowMyHealth®.
The date of the latest FollowMyHealth® update is June 28, 2024.
FollowMyHealth® became publicly available on February 5, 2023.
The content advisory rating for the FollowMyHealth® app is Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc..
FollowMyHealth® is now available to use in English, Spanish.
No, FollowMyHealth® is not on Apple Arcade.
No, FollowMyHealth® does not feature in-app purchases for users.
Unfortunately, FollowMyHealth® is not fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of FollowMyHealth®

  • Frequent Notifications But No New Information

    I’ve never been impressed with this app as I also use the MyChart app for all my other medical providers and I can compare. I quite frequently get push and text notifications that there is new information for me in the app. There rarely is anything new when I log in. I’d say for every 3 such notifications there will only be one new lab result or message. So these notifications are just annoying. In some instances if I force quit the app and re-launch there will be some new information. But that’s tedious to do every time there is a notification and usually that doesn’t result in anything new. If there were something new to be seen, tapping on the link in the text notification should take you right to the screen that has that information but it never does. That’s another aspect of how the MyChart app is superior. Get a notification, tap on the link, boom, you’re taken right to the relevant screen. I only access this app for my urologist so fortunately I don’t have to use it often.

    Developer Response

    Oh no! We sincerely apologize for the troubles you've had with the app. We'd be happy to take a look into this for you, please contact us at +18886709775. Thank you
  • Updating My Review : No Communication With Providers

    The message communications issue was on my providers end. They finally straightened that out and messages from me and from them are being communicated through the app. So the app is useful to me. However after visit summaries, especially after procedures done by my urologist are not shown in the app. I could find no tab or any way to access information for my latest appointments. Comparing this to the MyChart app which is full featured including such summaries, this is still lacking. Also, no way to request an appointment through the app. So this app needs further development to be as useful as MyChart. I will up my rating to 3 stars. Previous review :

    The urology practice that sees me uses this app and web site for their portal. All my information, appointments, lab results appear both on the app and web site. However several times now I have sent messages, which are shown in the sent box, to the doctor and never got any reply. Called this morning to the office for someone to check and they could find no messages.

    Developer Response

    Oh no! We sincerely apologize for the troubles you've had with the app. We'd be happy to take a look into this for you, please contact us at +18886709775. Thank you
  • A very poor alternative for such important and timely information.

    This afternoon I spent more than three hours trying to retrieve a simple yet important message from my physician re lab work done recently and submitted by him to your inept portal. After forcing me to change my identity and password twice to gain admittance to the “Follow My Health” portal and still being told there was a problem, I called my doctor’s office and waited another hour for someone to pick up. The poor nurse who bore the brunt of my ire, found the message from Dr Gettinger and relayed it to me. Now, I know I’m a senior citizen, but I still drive a car and a golfball fairly well. My point is, whatever safeguards your staff feels necessary to protect personal, medical information for clients of medical practices, it should not supersede the abilities of people with average computer skills who are most often the clients deprived of the salient information. I know you hate hiring people to answer the phone, but wouldn’t it seem fitting to have a few trouble shooters available by phone to help alleviate the blood pressure problems your “portal” is causing patients? Of course that would also mean you’d have to make the phone number accessible, and from my experience, I’m not sure that’s within the parameters of your company’s expertise.