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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 5, 2016
  • March 16, 2023

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This app offers peer support, education, and hope for individuals managing pain conditions. It aims to empower users to seek quality care, improve healthcare visits, and prevent chronic disease progression.

Peer support network
Pain condition education
Healthcare visit optimization
Chronic disease prevention resources
Motivation for quality care
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What's New in The ACPA

1.2

March 16, 2023

Enjoy the latest update where we have fixed some minor bugs, also improved the app to provide you a seamless experience.

User reviews

Great App

All the prior reviews are for a different version. This current version is perfect! Helps a lot!

Useless

Won’t let you register or login, which is required to actually track pain. The website is similarly problematic—the pain tracker says you have to register to save info (even when you’re already logged into the main website) and then it won’t let you actually register. Extremely disappointing

Me as well

I can’t get the app to work either

Bypass this. Developer did.

Tried to sign in with my login and password but it seems that functionality of the buttons is nil. Don’t waste your time downloading this.

Until app works, use the online log.

Started using the fibro log on ACPA.org and saw this hoping It would work and I would not struggle to find the link online (my short term memory is not great due to pain). Sadly it won’t let you log in or register. I can’t even find it in my settings to see if it’s something I need to give some extra permissions (security wise) to.

I have an iPhone XS iOS 13.3 (current version) and where I give 2 stars for the look, feel and easy to navigate, even when I can’t speak or concentrate from high pain, it just doesn’t work. I was so excited to use this app and am still excited to again IF they get it working.

Until the App works, log in via your web browser to ACPA.org or register first online and it will give you a dashboard with the fibro log and a few other pain specific logs you can use for free online. I’m only on day 3 and the “see my history” has a great graph I can print out and give to my doctor of each area of pain and my general quality of life. Once they get the app working, I’m going to share it with all my friends and on the fibromyalgia and chronic pain online support groups I frequent.
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FAQ

What is The ACPA?

The ACPA is a free app designed to provide peer support, education, and hope for individuals living with pain conditions. It aims to help users seek quality care and prevent chronic disease.

Is The ACPA free to download and use?

Yes, The ACPA is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, making it entirely free to use.

What kind of support does The ACPA offer?

The ACPA facilitates peer support, allowing individuals with pain conditions to connect with others. It also provides educational resources to help users understand their conditions better.

How does The ACPA help with healthcare visits?

The app aims to optimize healthcare office visits by providing users with information and support that can lead to more productive conversations with their doctors.

What devices is The ACPA compatible with?

The ACPA is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.

When was The ACPA last updated?

The ACPA was last updated on March 16, 2023, with version 1.2. This indicates ongoing, though infrequent, maintenance.

What is the user rating for The ACPA?

The ACPA has a low user rating of 1.8 stars based on 8 ratings. This suggests a significant portion of users have had a negative experience.

What age rating is The ACPA?

The ACPA has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating is typically for content with minimal or no objectionable material.