Client use only
Can not access app without a code from designated provider.
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About
This app helps patients communicate pain severity and medication use to their doctors through interactive sliders and digital blister packs. It aims to improve patient safety by monitoring pain and analgesic intake post-surgery, allowing for proactive medical intervention.
✓Multi-sensory pain slider
✓Electronic blister pack for medication logging
✓Real-time data collection
✓Secure physician communication
✓Postoperative pain monitoring
✓Analgesic use tracking
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What's New in PainTracker
1.1
July 7, 2026
Updated release for newer iOS versions. Minor bugfixes.
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FAQ
How does PainTracker help communicate pain severity?
PainTracker uses a unique multi-sensory 'Pain Slider' that incorporates graphics, sound, and haptics to help patients accurately convey the intensity of their pain to doctors.
What is the 'Electronic Blister Pack' feature in PainTracker?
The 'Electronic Blister Pack' allows patients to digitally record when they take their prescribed pain medications, providing a clear log of analgesic use.
How does PainTracker improve patient safety?
By monitoring pain levels and analgesic use in real-time, PainTracker helps prevent excessive medication intake while ensuring patients remain comfortable, thereby improving postoperative safety.
Is PainTracker available on Android devices?
PainTracker is currently supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not provided in the current data.
When was PainTracker last updated?
PainTracker was last updated on July 20, 2021, with version 1.0. The app was initially released on the same date.
What is the age rating for PainTracker?
PainTracker has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature users. This is likely due to the medical nature of the application.
Does PainTracker have ads?
No, PainTracker does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and does not feature any in-app advertisements.
Is PainTracker currently undergoing clinical trials?
Yes, the description states that PainTracker continues to be evaluated in clinical trials undertaken by Enlighten Health, with improvements made based on evidence-based principles.
