Keep it Better vs Cura

A platform where everyone can manage their personal health through a single application. Kendine Iyi Bak! In our contracted hospitals, you can make your appointments, follow your reports and have easy access to information about your health from anywhere without coming to the hospital. When you come to the hospital, you can go to your doctor without waiting in line at the counter, benefit from discounted amounts with prepayment advantages and reduce the time you spend in the hospital, with the features of hospitalization without a counter. Our contracted hospitals; Medipol Health Group, Medical Point Hospitals Group, Kolan Hospitals, Maltepe University Medical Faculty Hospital, Öztan Hospital, Atakent Cihan and Yalova Hospitals, Biruni University Hospital, Burtom Health Group, Private Denizli Surgical Hospital

Cura is a simple medication reminder and tracking app designed to help you manage your daily medication routine with less stress. Add your medications, choose how many days you need to take them, set one or multiple reminder times, and receive notifications when it is time for a dose. Cura gives you a clear daily view so you can see what is due today, what is pending, and what has already been taken. With Cura, you can: Add medications quickly Set a treatment duration for each medication Add multiple reminder times per day Enable or disable notifications View today’s medications and pending doses Mark doses as taken Check upcoming reminders in a calendar view Change the app language from settings Keep medication data stored locally on your device Cura is built for people who want a practical and easy way to organize medication reminders without complicated setup. Whether you follow a short-term treatment plan or manage a daily routine, Cura helps you stay aware of your schedule. Your privacy matters. Cura stores medication data locally on your device and does not share your personal health information. Important note: Cura is intended for reminder and tracking purposes only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your doctor, pharmacist, or healthcare provider before making decisions about medication use, dosage, or treatment.