Vida Health

Sweet

If the food you are trying to add is not already in their data base and you don’t have a bar code, very difficult to enter what you want or need to enter thus leaving you with inaccurate information or trends.

The app gives great information and training.

Asks too many mandatory and privacy questions as partvofc the requirements.

Nice job Dr. Valery, is the best she is the best

It’s so bad I’m not sure if it’s the people or app that is to blame. I make appointments but they are canceled and neither my provider or I know why. Part of it is automated so I’m always getting messages asking me to complete things like blood work when I haven’t even been able to get on the medication due to the shortage. Today I log on and my provider isn’t listed and it’s someone else down in the chat but I have no idea who they are and there was no message that they were taking over. I’m forced to use Vida through my insurance. I’ve had a number of other issues that were fairly minor but they just add to the overall terrible experience. If you have any choice I would recommend not using them strongly.

If you have a thyroid disorder, there are better services available. The health professional that I worked with lacked knowledge of thyroid diseases. Wouldn’t even have a discussion with me.

In honesty I was very skeptical about what this was going to be since it was more of a have to thing rather than a recommendation from my Dr. for insurance to cover meds had to sign up but I decided to be optimistic. That optimism is paying off. Tons of information. New ways to keep up with diet and blood testing. Logging many other types of information is Al just another accountability measure. Still playing with the app To discover all it can do for me. Then there is the help from my dietician plus I have a new health care person I have yet to meet but that is scheduled. Reading posts from other people and seeing the questions they have also opens the gates to new questions I have and seeing how some people are handling the same issues I have is enlightening. So far the only down points I can see is there is no way to log meds taken like amounts of insulin on a sliding scale and the food log is a little tough to get a hang of. Other than that I am very happy with this new way to help me manage my diabetes

I really feel this is unnecessary. I don’t take insulin or have to take tests. My diabetes is borderline and under control with my medication. This app / program is an inconvenience. Constantly things to do that I do not have time for

Would like to be able to look back to see progress