PSMMC vs AskMyFeet

حرصا من مدينة الامير سلطان الطبية العسكرية لتقديم افضل الخدمات للمرضى تم تطوير تطبيق بوابة المريض للهواتف المحمولة ليقدم خدمات إلكترونية لمرضى المدينة ومن ضمنها وليس محصورا عليها: 1. خدمة حجز موعد. 2. خدمة استعراض المواعيد القادمة 3. خدمة استعراض نتائج المختبر 4. خدمة استعراض تقارير الاشعة 5. خدمة استعراض الادوية المصروفة Prince Sultan Military Medical City (PSMMC) has successfully developed a patients portal mobile application (PATTAL); the patients will be able to view all aspects related to their medical information using their mobile phones. The application provide numerous services including (and not limit to): 1. Booking appointments 2. Viewing future appointment 3. Viewing lab results 4. Viewing radiology reports 5. Viewing prescriptions history

AskMyFeet helps you understand foot symptoms at home — in plain language, without the medical jargon. HOW IT WORKS • Take a photo of the area that concerns you, or describe what you feel • Answer a few quick questions • Get a clear, personalized explanation: what it most likely is, why, and what you can do about it WHAT YOU GET • Most likely explanation of your symptom, with alternatives considered • Clear guidance on when you should see a professional • Common contributing factors and how to address them • Simple home care tips and easy exercises with step-by-step instructions • Optional exercise reminders so you actually stay on track • A Foot Health Score to follow your progress from check to check • A routine 7-step foot self-check with guided photos DESIGNED FOR REAL LIFE • Available in English and Arabic • Your history is saved so you can compare checks over time • Personalize results with your age range, activity level, and diabetes status — the app takes them into account automatically STAY SAFE AskMyFeet is an educational tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional care. Whenever warning signs appear — like spreading redness or signs of infection — the app clearly tells you to see a professional promptly. When in doubt, always consult a qualified clinician.