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Mayo Clinic patient app can make your life easier Feb 23rd 2013, 17:41 With Mayo Clinic nurse educator Sheryl M. Ness, R.N. read biography Latest entries Mayo Clinic patient app can make your life easier Feb. 23, 2013 Cancer survivors struggle with fear of frequent scans Feb. 16, 2013 Sleep essential for healthy living: Get your 7 hours a night Feb. 9, 2013 Try, do or see 13 new things in 2013 Feb. 2, 2013 Check out these favorite books on cancer survivorship Jan. 12, 2013 Free E-newsletter Subscribe to Housecall Our weekly general interest e-newsletter keeps you up to date on a wide variety of health topics. Sign up now Living with cancer blog Feb. 23, 2013 Mayo Clinic patient app can make your life easier By Sheryl M. Ness, R.N. Living With Cancer Subscribe to our Living With Cancer e-newsletter to stay up to date on cancer topics. Sign up now If you're on our blog, or checking out our Mayo Clinic Twitter and Facebook pages, you might be interested to know more about apps that can make your life easier as a cancer survivor. Did you know that Mayo Clinic has a patient app? Check out the new free patient app that gives you access to Mayo Clinic wherever and whenever you like. The app provides you with: Updates on health news and information from Mayo Clinic Access to schedule and manage your appointments Information on our education resources, classes and sessions Access to your personal health information Maps, lodging, restaurants, concierge services, shopping and events at all three of our Mayo Clinic sites in Minnesota, Florida and Arizona Once you download the app, you can access your medical record, lab results, appointment schedule and more. The app includes a feature that helps you request an appointment, refill your prescriptions, and get health recommendations, notifications and alerts. It also allows secure messaging between you and your care team. You can find the app at MayoClinic.org's patient care website. I have mine downloaded and ready to go. Here are other free apps that provide great resources and information you might be interested in. Cancer.net has a free app with guides on 120 different types of cancer. For updated information on clinical trials, check out the National Institutes of Health database at iphoneclinicaltrials.com CaringBridge also has a mobile app to keep you connected with your CaringBridge site on the go. Please share other apps that have been helpful to you as a cancer survivor. I'd love to hear what's working well for you. Follow me on Twitter at @SherylNess1. Join the discussion at #livingwithcancer. blog index

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