TapCloud Health

The only thing the app lets me do is check in and access the inbox. So, what is the point?

We download this app recommended by our hospice provider as a way to make things easier to communicate with the care team. It is unintuitive and frustrating. It’s clunky and I cannot see anyone over 75 yo being able to use it. Don’t use this app unless you like being punished. I would rather use smoke signals or an actual phone and talk to an actual person. Forget the tutorial, I can’t get past the first page, the rest are blank. Complete garbage like taking care of a dying loved one isn’t hard enough!

A mess to sign up and a mess to navigate I. The app.

I started using TapCloud a couple months ago to track symptoms of a medical condition and also help me keep track of the numerous medications I take every day. After a couple weeks it just became part of my daily routine and I now find that it helps me remember what to talk about when I see my doctor.

TapCloud is a great tool for keeping track of health issues, and provides an easy-to-understand documented and graphical history of symptoms, pain levels, well-being, medications and more. Healthcare providers can set reminders for patients, as well as see a quick snapshot of treatments and reactions. I like not having to remember exactly what I reacted to at what time to tell the doctor...half the time I may not have it correct if I rely in memory. Recently I tried a medication on one physician's advice that caused pain and discomfort, and it's *really* obvious in the chart when I started and stopped the med. There is a lot of great information for the doctor-patient team in this app and I've asked, it's confidential and HIPAA compliant. Right now I'll give it four stars because the interface could use a few improvements and there are a few glitches, but when those are fixed I'll come back and update this to five stars.