Help Patients Navigate Mobile Health Apps

December 2020

COVID-19 will lead to more patients using mobile health apps.

Over 325,000 of these apps are available. For example, fitness or weight loss apps help track steps or calories. Other apps connect to a monitoring device (BP monitor, glucometer, etc) to gather data.

Explain that apps are generally okay to try...and some patients find them helpful to evaluate health data trends, remember med doses, etc.

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