MyHealthMyMeds

MyHealthMyMeds helps people managing cardiovascular disease stay organized between doctor visits. Though optimal use is for heart failure patients, anyone may use the app to track their health parameters and vitals and medication lists. Easily scan medication lists or pill-bottles and set reminders. Track the daily details that matter: medications, blood pressure, heart rate, weight, sodium, fluid intake, lab results, reminders, questions for your doctor, steps, heart-rate history, and Apple Watch ECG tracings through Apple Health. Built for everyday use, MyHealthMyMeds helps you record your health information, review trends over time, and share summaries with your care team. Key Features: - Track Medications: Create and manage your medication list manually, scan medication lists or pill bottle labels, scan NDC barcodes, and save pill bottle photos for easy reference. - Monitor Vitals and Weight: Log your blood pressure, heart rate, and weight. View charts, averages, and trends, including weight-gain warnings that may help you know when to contact your healthcare provider. - Track Sodium and Fluids: Record daily sodium and fluid intake, set personal limits, and review 7-day or 30-day charts to see how your diet is trending. - Review Labs: Save important heart-failure-related lab results such as BNP, potassium, creatinine, GFR, and lipids. - Apple Health Support: With app permission, view your heart rate, steps, walking/running distance, and Apple Watch ECG recordings from Apple Health. - Heart Failure Medication Guidance: Review ACC/AHA/HFSA guideline-based medication classes by ejection fraction category, then add your prescribed medicines to your medication list. - Reminders: Set reminders for medications, vitals, weight checks, and custom health tasks. - Doctor Visit Prep: Save typed or dictated questions so you remember what to ask at your next doctor's appointment. - Private by Design: Your health information is stored locally on your device. MyHealthMyMeds is designed as a personal tracking and organization tool. Important: MyHealthMyMeds is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always follow your doctor’s instructions and contact your healthcare provider before making medical decisions. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.