mymobility Patient App

Heb deze app gekregen vanuit het ziekenhuis ivm een totale heup vervanging. Echt een uitstekende app die je echt op weg helpt om de operatie goed te doorstaan maar ook na de operatie verder te kunnen. Heb er ontzettend veel aan en voor mij werkt deze ondersteuning echt prima. Wat ik alleen mis in de app is dat je geen bericht naar jou zorg team kan sturen . Voor de rest helemaal perfect .

Ik heb een iPhone 7, ik kan deze ap dus niet installeren alhoewel ik wel de laatste IOS versie op mijn telefoon heb. Zeer teleurstellend dit

Ik gebruik deze app in verband met mijn knieoperatie. De Educatie is heel duidelijk en fijn. De series oefeningen zijn goed uitgelegd met korte video’s en dankzij deze oefeningen heb ik in korte tijd alweer veel kracht terug. Ik kan lekker zelf bepalen wanneer ik de oefeningen doe. Ook de pijnmeter is fijn. Aanrader!!

Needs a lot of work. I would think this was a beta, but it’s been around multiple years, so that’s not likely. One problem is that you can’t review your history easily. They display the last 5 days, but no more. Of course, it’s based on the iPhone health app, so you can get the same health data that way. 5-day averages of steps are slightly off. 5 day averages of walking sessions are absurdly wrong (my average number of walking sessions is either 1 or 14. It’s not even possible to go from a 5-day average of 14 to a 5-day average of 1 in 1 day, unless they are using negative walking sessions!) The app is excessively controlling - the exercises only appear when it is time for you to do them, then disappear. This is to keep you from doing too many, apparently, as if you can’t remember what you’ve been doing day after day. Also, I was told - but I’m not sure I believe this - that it won’t track you after you have walked too much - to keep you from walking too much. Seems to me keeping an accurate record is more important than keeping you from exercising too much.

I’m preparing for my surgery in 3 days. I’ve had annoying my mobility app send me texts everyday that are impossible to complete. Considering I’m do for surgery, the last thing I need is to have something so ridiculous to deal with.

Having had 2 hip replacements one with access to this app and one without I see the good in giving patients something to reference in their pocket. But for hip replacement it seems the youngest data entered is for under 66 years old and does not take enough into account for past physical abilities. I am currently 18 days post top and about 2 weeks ahead of the schedule assigned to me.

This app is most often used by by patients having knee or hip replacements and a large number are Senior Citizens on fixed incomes. The app says it supports iOS 15 or above. My phone is on iOS 15.7.9 and it says my phone is NOT COMPATIBLE ! Worse yet Zimmer’s website says iOS 14+. I am not only a senior, but had 4 knee surgeries in the past 2 yrs and could not work. My phone works great, I can’t see buying a new phone just for this app. And the so called web app doesn’t collect any real data ( steps, heart rate, etc) where my phone and watch do. I am not going to be tied to a computer during recovery or buy a phone I can’t afford and don’t want.

I have to spend thousands on a new IPhone to support this app? Don’t think that’s going to happen. Enjoyed it while accessible. Good-bye!

I am very pleased with the app. And I’m normally not one to fiddle with too many different applications. Postsurgical this thing has been a lifesaver. I like being able to follow care plans, contact support through messages, and especially enjoy the step counter! Yes, it’s buggy. I’m sure it’ll be resolved

Bad enough you have to come up with another password, but then it asked for a pin #. Then it wants other codes or numbers. Too confusing for me!