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This app enables medical professionals to remotely monitor vital signs like blood pressure, pulse oxygen, and glucose levels. It's designed for patients to track their health data from home, but requires an account set up by a healthcare provider. The information is for tracking and analysis, not a substitute for professional medical advice.
✓Remote patient monitoring
✓Blood pressure tracking
✓Pulse oxygen monitoring
✓Glucose level tracking
✓Medical trend analysis
✓Requires professional account setup
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What's New in MyHeart+
1.3.2
July 28, 2023
Minor Bug Fixes! Added reminders for glucose strip re-ordering.
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What is MyHeart+ used for?
MyHeart+ allows your medical professionals to monitor your blood pressure, pulse oxygen, and glucose levels remotely from your home. It helps you record, track, and analyze your medical trends.
Do I need a special account to use MyHeart+?
Yes, you must have an account set up with your medical professional to use MyHeart+. This ensures your healthcare provider can access and monitor your data.
Can MyHeart+ replace advice from my doctor?
No, any information provided by MyHeart+ is for informational purposes only and should not replace the advice of medical professionals. If you feel unwell, contact your medical professionals immediately.
Is MyHeart+ available on all devices?
MyHeart+ is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple devices.
What is the rating for MyHeart+?
MyHeart+ has a rating of 3.7 stars from 6 ratings. This indicates a generally positive but not overwhelmingly enthusiastic user reception based on limited feedback.
When was MyHeart+ last updated?
MyHeart+ was last updated on July 28, 2023, with version 1.3.2. This suggests the app is actively maintained.
Does MyHeart+ have ads?
No, MyHeart+ does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and does not display ads to users.
Is the hardware used with MyHeart+ cleared for use everywhere?
The hardware used with MyHeart+ has received FDA clearance, but this clearance is valid in the United States only. Users outside the US may not be able to use the associated hardware.
