CareZone for Pc

I recently looked for an app to track my meds. I downloaded and tried several. Didn’t like this one it was too much about ads and paid services and that interfered with my main goal. I do understand that free apps are funded somehow and I don’t object to ads or other means of satisfying the funding requirements. I do however object when it’s implemented on an intrusive manner. I ended up choosing a different product, cleared my data, and removed this app. I was not at any point given the choice to opt in to email communication. Since removing the app, I’ve received an email every day (too often even if I’m USING the app). And every day I click on unsubscribe which promises that I am unsubscribed. Next day same again. Wash rinse and repeat. Why bother even putting one there if it’s ineffective? Between claims of the being easy to use when it wasn’t and then the repeated emails and disregard of unsubscribe requests, I’m not feeling very trusting. Am I willing to trust this app with my health info while I poke around settings in order to stop the unwanted email? Not no but H no. Developer, I want to be crystal clear. The problem is not that I do not know how to tweak settings. The problem is that the unsubscribe does not function as promised. Telling me how to fix it or fixing it for me won’t address the failure itself, only the results. I can do that myself — by reporting these emails as spam.

It’s overwhelming enough to be a caregiver but trying to keep everyone on the same page regarding appointments, meds and health stats can be a major stressor. This app makes it a lot easier to track for the whole family. Once you input everything, all the essential info you need to help keep your loved one’s care and comfort is at your fingertips- whether you’re trading off caregiving duties within the family or you’re in an emergency situation and need to access info fast for medical staff. This app is incredible and brings a sense of control to a situation that’s anything but. I found imputing important information was painless, as the app’s easy to use functionality allows you to import key phone numbers, photos of ID cards, docs, etc as well as pull up commonly prescribed medications. The Med list and always current calendar is also super useful. Do yourself a favor, spend a few hours getting set up and you’ll feel it was well worth it.

We love using this app! It’s a quick way to track certain measurements, look st and print medication schedule or list for doctors, or write a few lines in the journal. We also upload documents, and use it to keep up with insurance cards, calendar events especially medical appointments, etc. There are many more features that others would find useful including pharmacy delivery. It’s easy to give other family members or caregivers secure access. You can assign events or To-do list to a specific person. Once you have something wonderful, you start seeing even more potential. So, now I wish there were a few more things to track, and print a graph. Our loved ones’ doctor wants a daily weight, with a list brought to the doctor. You can print such a list, but the graph doesn’t print. I also wish we could track INR level for Coumadin users, and number of falls. But we love this app.

This is the first app I’ve used to keep track of my 14+ prescriptions. I like that it takes pictures of the labels and adds the doctors name to the prescription list of what each doctor prescribed and how many milligrams that are in each medication and where the prescriptions were filled (Humana) with their phone number. I wish that the remaining number of prescriptions would be recorded, when they were written and how many tablets/capsules/pills were given out. I think that just a little more info from each label is needed to make it a perfect app to suit everyone in the future. I recently moved and I’m going to need a new primary care giver and endocrinologist so all of this info will be needed within the next 90 days for refills/new prescriptions to be written.