mySCS

mySCS

by Boston Scientific

72 ratings
12 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 2, 2019
  • May 14, 2024
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This app helps patients track their daily activity and pain levels during a spinal cord stimulation trial. It provides educational resources and allows direct connection with a Boston Scientific Care Team to monitor progress and discuss treatment options.

Track daily activity and pain levels
Connect with Boston Scientific Care Team
Access educational resources and FAQs
Review progress with physician
Integrates with Apple Healthkit and CareKit
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What's New in mySCS

2.0.2

May 14, 2024

Same great functionality and support along your SCS journey with an updated user interface for improved experience.

User reviews

Missing data

Current app no longer lists local support staff and does not provide link to order adhesive kit. Impanyted device is great.

Barbara Gonzalez

This has completely changed my life and hasn’t given me my life back

App will not open unless you guess ?

The app gets stuck at its startup screen and goes no further. I don’t have the SCS implant yet so maybe the app is looking for one. Though if it is you’d expect it to alert you to that simple fact. What has to be done though that app shows no indication of this is to swipe from right to left to cycle through the pages. Still only gets one star for such an amateurish UX. The app doesn’t rotate with device orientation. C’mon , this is iOS 101. Forcing portrait mode for some is VERY inconvenient / uncomfortable. Zero stars if possible.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. We would love to continue this conversation and gather additional details, please contact us at support@myscsjourney.com

Rating of Devic

Device is working very well have had very little pain if rating pain level it would be a 1 to a 2 at worst case.And has only happened a couple of times in 4 days . I am amazed as to how well it is working.Would say pain level has improvby at least 80%

Ronnie Ray

I had surgery eight years ago. My pain level after surgery was a 9. I had permanent nerve damage at L4 and L5 that could not be repaired. After starting on morphine and Norco the pain level dropped two a 3. I thought at that time that was amazing. When I started on the spinal cord stimulator even before I left the hospital the pain level went to 0.
It’s been a life-changing experience so far.
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FAQ

What is mySCS used for?

mySCS is designed to help you track your daily activity and pain levels during a spinal cord stimulation (SCS) trial. It also provides educational resources and facilitates communication with your Boston Scientific Care Team.

Is mySCS free to use?

Yes, mySCS is available for free download and use. The application does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices does mySCS support?

mySCS is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It requires users to consent to collect health data from their mobile device.

How often is mySCS updated?

The latest version of mySCS is 2.0.2, and it was last updated on May 14, 2024. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.

What is the age rating for mySCS?

mySCS has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults. The app is designed to assist patients in managing their SCS trial.

Does mySCS collect health data?

Yes, mySCS utilizes Apple Healthkit and CareKit, requiring users to give consent for the collection of health data from their mobile device to track progress.

Can mySCS help me understand my SCS trial?

Absolutely. mySCS offers valuable resources and FAQs to help you learn more about spinal cord stimulation therapy and what to expect throughout your trial journey.

How does mySCS compare to other pain tracking apps?

mySCS is specifically tailored for spinal cord stimulation trials, offering direct integration with Boston Scientific care teams and specific educational content related to SCS therapy.