iStayHealthy - the free mobile health app

    
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14 May 2013
Following the release of iStayHealthy for Android 3.0.0 yesterday - I just posted a maintenance release on Google Play that should address a couple of bugs users reported.

A new version of iStayHealthy for Android - version 3.0.0 is out and live on Google Play. It's got a host of new features - but the main new thing is to be able to browse additional charts of medical results (such as cholesterol, blood sugar etc).
Users who were previously on version 1.x of iStayHealthy are advised to reinstall the app - too many changes were made since then.

2 March 2013
A new version of iStayHealthy for iPhone - version 3.2.3 is available for download from the App Store. It includes a few bug fixes: 
  • emergency number saving
  • alert setting
Also, it should make viral load entry a bit more obvious. The password handling has been made safer. However, this means that you will need to reset your password (once) after upgrade and restarting the app.

Introduction
iStayHealthy is the mobile app for iPhone/iPad and Android devices. Having worked in HIV charities in Germany and the UK for many years it is my contribution to the community. iStayHealthy is completely non-commercial and free of charge. The first version of the app was launched on iTunes in March 2011, with the Android version following in November 2011.

iPhone Screenshot of iStayHealthy


My main aim was to give people living with HIV a tool that helps them manage their condition better. In particular:
  • to record and review their essential blood results (CD4/Viral Load)
  • to record and manage their current medication (anti-retroviral as well as non-HIV specific meds)
  • to set medication reminders helping users taking their medications regularly and on time.
I am very pleased with the success iStayHealthy enjoys. And I am very grateful for the great support I received from POZ magazine - and lately - Gaydar to help promote the tool. As well as, of course, the MANY users that contacted me directly and helped steer iStayHealthy in the right direction.

Ultimately, our main goal should be to eradicate HIV from this earth. In the meantime I hope that this tool empowers users to continue leading a fulfilling and healthy life.

News
18 Oct 2012
Users are reporting problems with the latest update of iStayHealthy for iPhone (version 3.2.1). I am sorry about the problems and will continue working on a solution.

16 Oct 2012
Version 3.2.1 for iOS has been approved by Apple today and should be ready for download shortly.
On 13 Oct I uploaded a new Android version of iStayHealthy (2.0.8). This is to include Stribild in the list of anti-retroviral drugs.

20 September 2012
If you are upgrading your iPhone to iOS 6 and are using iCloud to backup iStayHealthy data, you may experience hang-ups when starting the app. You could reset the iCloud settings in your Settings Menu on the Home Screen. See more in the iPhone section of this site.

9 September 2012
Version 3.2.0 of iStayHealthy for iPhone (iOS) has been submitted to Apple for review this afternoon. I hope they'll get to review it within the next week.


  

iOS version

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