MiPHR Chronic Care Mobile App

MiPHR Chronic Care Mobile App

MiPHR Chronic Care Mobile App

4 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 29, 2024
  • June 19, 2026

Features

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About

This app facilitates communication between patients and healthcare providers to monitor health habits and improve outcomes. It allows individuals to share personal health information for remote physiological management of chronic conditions.

HCP-patient communication enhancement
Health habit monitoring and modification
Reporting capabilities for healthcare providers
Remote physiological management
Chronic condition management (diabetes, hypertension, obesity)
Control over personal health information
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What's New in MiPHR Chronic Care Mobile App

1.9.8

June 19, 2026

UI improvements and minor fixes.

Subscription plans

MiPHR Standard Plan

Access to use the Application

$2.991 Year
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User reviews

Easy 2 Use

The app is a lot less expensive than other similar fitness apps and easy to use. I have mine connected to my Withings and Apple Watch devices and it updates instantly. The reports are automatically sent to the doctor’s office each month. I recommend it if you are serious about managing your health.
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Simple yet Effective!

The MiPHR app is bit more simple than MyFitnessPal and other calorie apps on the market. However, it’s a lot cheaper at like $2.99/mo versus $19.99/mo. It connects with Apple Watch health logs and has a barcode to track specific food items, which other services often charge a lot more for. Unlike other apps, the MiPHR app is able to share you health records and risk for pre-diabetes seamlessly with your doctor. My only compliant is that the selection for food item service cannot be inputed, only selected. In other words, you can only select .25, .5, .75, etc when I might want to put something like .8 or 2 oz. Regardless, this is a great app to improve your health especially if you are prediabetic!
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FAQ

What is MiPHR?

MiPHR is a mobile application designed to improve communication between healthcare providers and patients. It helps patients monitor and change habits to improve health outcomes for chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity.

How does MiPHR help manage chronic conditions?

MiPHR connects patients with participating healthcare providers for recurring reports and remote physiological management. This allows for continuous oversight and adjustment of care plans for conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and obesity.

What are the subscription plans for MiPHR?

MiPHR offers a Standard Plan for $2.99 per year, providing access to all features except report sharing with providers. The Premium Plan, at $12.99 per year, unlocks all features, including the ability to send reports to your selected healthcare provider.

How is payment handled for MiPHR subscriptions?

Payment is charged to your Apple ID account upon purchase confirmation. Subscriptions automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage auto-renewal in your Account settings.

Does MiPHR have ads?

No, MiPHR does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for premium subscription plans.

What devices does MiPHR support?

MiPHR is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by its platform compatibility.

How often is MiPHR updated?

The latest version of MiPHR is 1.9.6, last updated on March 21, 2026. This suggests a relatively recent update cycle for the application.

What is the age rating for MiPHR?

MiPHR has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature users due to the nature of health management and information sharing.