Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic

Ranked #1 in the Nation

⭐️3.3 / 5
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All Versions of Mayo Clinic

11.6

April 12, 2024

Performance improvements and bug fixes.

11.5

March 29, 2024

Performance improvements and bug fixes.

11.4

March 21, 2024

Performance improvements and bug fixes

11.3

February 22, 2024

Performance improvements and bug fixes.

11.2

February 7, 2024

Performance improvements and bug fixes.

11.1

January 22, 2024

Minor enhancements and performance improvements.

11.0

December 14, 2023

Minor enhancements and performance improvements.

10.9

November 10, 2023

Minor enhancements and performance improvements.

10.8

September 21, 2023

Minor enhancements and performance improvements

10.7

August 17, 2023

Minor enhancements and performance improvements

Price History of Mayo Clinic

Description of Mayo Clinic

The Mayo Clinic app connects you to the No. 1 hospital in the nation, as ranked by U.S. News & World Report*. The Mayo Clinic app gives you practical, helpful tools to manage your health on the go. Your care journey is now more seamless, secure, and accessible. Track your health information, schedule appointments, and complete check-in questionnaires at your convenience. You'll get easy access to your appointment itinerary, important reminders, campus maps, and medical records. Receive your daily dose of health news and advice from top doctors, dietitians, fitness experts, and more. You can also search for reliable, research-backed answers to your questions about diseases, symptoms, and health procedures. Plus, you can request an appointment with world-class experts in top-ranked specialties. Favorite features: • Make appointments at your convenience. • Check your appointment itinerary. • View test results. • View radiology images and exams. • Access and pay your bills. • Communicate with your care team in a secure messaging system. • Get Express Care Online within an hour for common ailments that don't require an in-person visit (available in select regions). • Send your health data from Mayo Clinic to the Apple Health app. • Daily health insights, fitness videos, recipes, and wellness tips. * Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
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Mayo Clinic: FAQ

Can Mayo Clinic be used on an iPad?

Yes, Mayo Clinic is optimized for iPad devices.
Mayo Clinic launched the Mayo Clinic app.
Mayo Clinic currently supports iOS 16.2 or later.
3.3 out of 5 is the average rating that Mayo Clinic has received from users.
The App Category Of The Mayo Clinic App Is Medical.
The latest version of Mayo Clinic is 11.6.
The latest update for Mayo Clinic was released on July 2, 2024.
The app was initially released on February 5, 2023.
Designed for children, contains no adult material.
Currently, the Mayo Clinic app supports the following languages: Arabic, Danish, Dutch and 7 more.
No, Mayo Clinic is not on Apple Arcade.
No, Mayo Clinic does not feature in-app purchases for users.
No, Mayo Clinic does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Mayo Clinic

  • Not Mayo's best people

    This app is useful, but the team that is behind it is not Mayo's best people. It's buggy and full of really dumb design choices. If frequently doesn't work. Logging in frequently fails and when that happens, rather than let you retry face id, you have to use the website, complete with two-factor identification. (If this were only invoked rarely, I'd get it as an anti-hacking feature. But the constant - 50% - failures mean it's just annoying.)

    Scheduling is wonky and often doesn't work. The tabs like you reconfigure themselves add you're using the app leading to misclicks. Fields that are numeric don't tell the device to use the number pad (minor, but telling as to the competence of the programmers/designers).

    I could go on, but you get the idea. When it works, it's lovely. But that's not nearly as often as it should be.
  • once reliable now bug ridden

    with all the new design that you've done on this app and on the desktop version very little works right I am constantly kicked out of my session the choice of adding an appointment to any type of calendar results in the appointment being added to my calendar, and then disappearing not just occasionally, but every single time I cannot get questionnaires to load time after time after time that I need to fill out for appointments I cannot reach anybody on the phone because you have ridiculously long wait times because everybody's having trouble with the app. I don't know who was in charge of this revamp, but it's terrible. I worked in computer for 25 years, I know a poor revamp when I see one so my review is it's a very very bad app at this point in terms of reliability and people being able to get things done. What more is there to say the functionality that worked before is spotty it's confusing, trying to find the way around the app and again I have computer experience I'm not a novice it's hard to print things out so that they look clean and neat. I mean after all when you pay a couple thousand dollars to have a test done you expect to get a formal report that goes with that test that can follow you around and you can take the other practitionersreports to come off the way that they're set up the page breaking and the headers in the footers cut right the middle of lines of text that are important etc. etc. etc.
  • For accurate info about your account don't look for it here

    Since Mayo's move to a new electronic patient record, this information provided by this app should be taken with a grain of salt - medications have mysteriously vanished, test data is spotty and incomplete (in some places only a few months have gone missing, in others years), some times the app will show a bill is pending even when the account balance is 0. I should note that I have seen improvement over time (perhaps due to the developers slowly coming to grips with the new patient record), but what improvement there is is slow, really slow. The bugs continue. There are false alerts, messages to care team either don't go through (or the care team is ignoring them for weeks). Medical data remains spotty and the log in process seems to have gotten more complex for no particular reason (one would like to assume that this means more security, but there is no indication of that). BTW - before assuming Mayo is ranked #1, check the Lown Institute Hospitals Index