ChartNotes

ChartNotes

Medical record for vaccination

7 ratings
7 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 14, 2015
  • November 13, 2019

Features

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Securely store and access your medical details, including vaccination records and medications, on your iPhone or iPad. Get reminders for expiring vaccinations and easily share information with schools or employers.

Vaccination record storage
Medication tracking
Expiration reminders
Child record management
Printable/emailable records
WHO vaccination record pattern
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What's New in ChartNotes

1.6.6

November 13, 2019

Correct support email content and fix bugs for Dark Mode

User reviews

Lost Data

Tried this app out in 2019 as a way to store vaccination records. I launched the app after not using it for a while and all my data is gone. I tried contacting support only to have my email bounce as undeliverable.

Date Function doesn’t work

Just installed program. Attempting to add prescriptions, vaccinations, etc. When identifying the date, the program defaults to today’s date and will not allow change.

Doesn’t work

Got the email confirmation code; filled in the info; and was taken to the log-in screen. When I tried to log in, I got a pop-up box with a long error message beginning with, “could not execute statement; SQL n/a; nested exception.”

I’m deleting the app but wanted to post this info first.

Very helpful

Nice & i love it

Awesome sauce!

This is a very handy app...cause really who can remember off the top of your head when your kids or yourself got this or that vaccination! You certainly don't want to be caring around the hard copy of your immunization record with you so this is great. I love that you can take pictures, I put the last immunization for each vaccine my daughter got & then add a picture of her record. Also nice to be able to add in medications & dosing info, that could be handy for someone who takes a lot of meds....

My only request is that in the section for "Dr, Insurance, pharmacy" there be slots to add in ID#, BIN#, PCN#, Rx group#, & customer service phone#. As it stand the only options are to input the address & as far as insurance goes that's completely useless information. Maybe insurance should be in another section just for insurance info.
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FAQ

What is ChartNotes?

ChartNotes is a free medical record app designed to store your vaccination history, medications, and other health details securely on your iPhone or iPad. It helps you keep track of important health information and provides reminders for expiring vaccinations.

Is ChartNotes free to use?

Yes, ChartNotes is completely free to use. The developer has stated that the app will always be free for users, and you maintain full control over your information.

Does ChartNotes have ads?

No, ChartNotes does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be ad-free, ensuring a clean and uninterrupted user experience.

What devices does ChartNotes support?

ChartNotes is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. It is designed to be accessible across Apple's mobile ecosystem.

How often is ChartNotes updated?

The latest version of ChartNotes is 1.6.6, last updated on November 13, 2019. While the app has not been updated recently, it offers core functionality for managing health records.

Can I share my health records from ChartNotes?

Yes, you can print or email your health records to schools or HR departments. Future updates are planned to include options for sharing information with your doctor or pharmacy.

What is the age rating for ChartNotes?

ChartNotes has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the content is generally suitable for children and adults, with no mature themes.

What information can I store in ChartNotes?

ChartNotes allows you to store vaccination records, track medications, record eye prescriptions, and manage other essential health details. It is patterned after the World Health Organization's vaccination record.