Apple health does a lot of this
Can you entire results directly? I thought another app had to enter the data for you.
Yes, you can directly enter the results. Go to Health->Browse->Vitals->Blood Pressure and hit "Add Data".
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#15I found a provider (NYU Lagone) that uses Epic since early 2010s.
I've heard problems with people who use the tool but as a patient to be able go see a decade plus of my hospital visits, checkups, scans, and x rays is pretty amazing.
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#16After noticing Apple Health doesn't let you track this data at all (very strange decision on their part) I contemplated building an app... But Excel is easier and serves the same function. Conditional highlighting, charts, trends, it's all there.
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#18Wellnessfx.com is ok and free.
Thanks for sharing, trying it out now.
Not knocking it - as a non American I got a kick out of seeing imperial units being used out in the open :laugh:
EDIT: Oh, cannot sign up without a US address.
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#19Apple health does a lot of this
Can you entire results directly? I thought another app had to enter the data for you.
You can enter data manually, but there are also apps that will import data in various formats if you have them. If somehow you already have the data as CSV, you can use a third party app to import it.
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