HealtheLife

Published by: Cerner
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Description

HealtheLife helps individuals and families to stay informed, stay educated, and take a more active role in their health. Through the HealtheLife mobile app, you have real-time and easy access to your health care organization's online portal. This portal shows your latest health care information and provides services needed to plan, understand, and engage in your care.
Once your health care organization grants you access to their online portal and creates an account for you, simply sign into the HealtheLife mobile app with your Cerner Health username and password. If you have access to multiple organizations' portals, you can view all participating portals through the app.
Each participating organization's portal is unique, but most portals allow you to connect with your care team using the following methods:
• Securely messaging your provider
• Scheduling and managing upcoming appointments
• Accessing medical information including allergies, laboratory results, health issues, immunizations, medications, and other health documents
If you need assistance accessing your existing account, visit your health care organization's website for support options. Contact your provider directly regarding questions about your health record. Personal health inquiries or concerns posted as comments in the App Store cannot be addressed.
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    Yes, HealtheLife is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.

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    HealtheLife is free.

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User Rating

3.5 out of 5

2 ratings in Kuwait

Ratings History

HealtheLife Reviews

Difficult to use

Ajcabba on

United States

The writing is very small, navigation is difficult, and if you leave a message for a doctor, and the doctor responds, you cannot respond back to the doctor without opening a whole new message. I have different doctors than my husband and use the Stanford portal and it works very easily and it’s easy to read.

Absolutely Awful Functionality

suzcrmchez on

United States

I use a number of medical apps including Epic which is top notch (it even offers pie charts and graphs of my historical data), but HealtheLife cannot even handle the most basic functions. For example if I try to look at a test result, it just says “see note” or “see scan”(which is nowhere to be found) and if I click “learn more about this”, instead of explaining the purpose of the test, it says no results available and lists a bunch of possible general searches. The one star is only because the app does alllow me to message my doctor, but I have found no other reason to use this app.

Wise

Hu-etsu on

United States

The smartest thing you guys did has been nit having feedback in your app! Beyond the annoying failure of logging in the app has few effective function!

Supposed iPad App with no Landscape Mode

8974367 on

United States

When I read the poor reviews for the app and then try to use it myself I have to agree with all of the criticisms. The first thing that I noticed, having downloaded it for use on my iPad, is that it does not support landscape mode. Whether due to laziness, incompetence or lack of proper resources for development of the app, it still seems absurd that this basic capability is not supported. Not only does the app offer no added-value over using the browser version of the CareConnect website, but lacking the basic feature of working in landscape, it actually offers reduced value compared to the web site. If CernerHealth lacks the resources or the interest to offer a competent mobile device app, why are they bothering? Just pull it until you decide to make an app worth using.

Buggy

johnthegreen1 on

United States

App is not worth the trouble. Very buggy. I’ll simply call my providers for now on.

Recommendation

Li$h94 on

United States

Would like to be able to see bill total

Freezes up

ZzzzzzzzzSleepyzzzzzzzzzz on

United States

The only way I can get on the app is to click on a link in an old email notification. When I try to open the app through the icon on my iPhone, it just freezes. I’ve tried reinstalling the app but nothing changes - it is still freezing! I don’t know what to do. I’m supposed to use the app to communicate with doctors and get medical results, but I can’t.

Terrible app and experience

tristanseth on

United States

Is this 2004? This app feels like it’s trying to fit a website that doesn’t work in it. Happy my doctor is switching to MyChart at least I can rely on it to work

Junk

tnwarhorse on

United States

The worst app I have ever tried to use.

Appointment s

Haworthtec on

United States

I have more then one health service provider and would one calendar for all services to view at once without changing different location to view and not have any crossover appointments. Possible out of hospital appointments, the other medical providers I could inter those dates would be in red so the hospital staff can see if I have any dates that may interfere.

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HealtheLife Competitors

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App Info

Category
Medical
Publisher
Cerner
Languages
English, Spanish
Recent release
102.1.21 (7 months ago )
Released on
Dec 21, 2014 (10 years ago )
Last Updated
1 month ago
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