Healthy Path

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I use the original health portal app HealTheLife, which I signed up for through work and my insurance. I primarily use HealTheLife to keep track of my appointments and all of the information that follows the appointments (like lab results, contacting my dr, ect;). I downloaded this version as my employer said that the original would be taken down in September. Will all of the actual health features be available? Will I be able to see all of my upcoming appointments, contact my doctor, view appointment results? I am pregnant, and having quick and easy access to these things are extremely important to me- I don’t need another fitness tracker. That’s why I have my watch and the connected apps. I need a patient portal that allows me easy access to my health information. What’s the point in having a health app if it doesn’t have anything to do with my medical stuff? Why get rid of the old app if this new one doesn’t carry nearly as many of the helpful features, the reasons I downloaded it to begin with? Seems more beneficial to delete both and just go back to the old fashion call my doctor with any kind of question if it won’t be Available through your apps. Please let me know so I know how much of time to waste. Thank you!

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This app is basically just a web app. Meaning it has the same functionality as their website. I thought the app might give me access to link my fitness data from Apple Health like the previous and now defunct app allowed. But it doesn’t. And linking Fitbit to use the step count from my iPhone didn’t work either. (Also didn’t work on their website). So they have no way to get the easy data Apple provides via Apple Health app, Apple Watch, or Fitbit. Probably the lion share of options out there for iPhone users. Cerner failed at this. Badly.

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This app looks like a web app and you need to type in email and password every single time unless you just open it so the app is still in your phone’s memory. I tried to connect to my Strava account for 4 days: the app shows the data is syncing for days. Then I tried to disconnect and re-connect again, no dice. I tried to connect the Strava app again from a Browser, still no dice.

I’m able to view my points earned for my work incentive program and take my wellness assessment on the go. Really helpful when I have my phone all of the time but not a computer!

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Why isn’t there an iWatch component? We spend hundreds (literally) on a device that does all the things you mention, track steps, swimming, running, heart rate, sleep but it will not work with your app. Instead we have buy another (many are of less quality) app to sync with this specific app. Grrrrrr very frustrating and not really consumer friendly when millions of people own an iWatch.