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Millions of mobile apps exist to help make our lives easier. However, a select few are made just for veterans.
These apps are designed specifically for veterans and their families to help manage their medical care, schedule appointments, monitor and order prescriptions and stay connected. All of the apps are available for both Apple and Android. Many of the apps below are available directly through the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA).
VA Video Connect helps veterans and their families connect using video with VA health care providers. The app can be used on a smartphone, tablet or computer.
Veterans can schedule medical appointments and then meet online with their health care providers, so they don’t have to leave home for an appointment.
To use the app you must be enrolled in VA health care.
Rx Refill helps veterans order and manage their VA-issued prescriptions. Use the app to track deliveries and view prescription history.
Veterans can use this app to view their VA pharmacies and medications. If they have a MyHealtheVet account, it can be linked to the VA pharmacy and Secure Messaging services using the app.
Use this app to schedule appointments and view upcoming appointments at VA facilities. The app accesses VA Electronic Health Records.
Use this app to get text message reminders. The reminders can include medication reminders, appointment times, reminders to check blood pressure and blood sugar and more. The app will keep a history that you can refer to at any time.
So many of our veterans struggle with PTSD. This app provides education about PTSD. Veterans can take a self-assessment test and find ways to cope and to get support. The PTSD Family Coach app is for family members of veterans who have PTSD.
This app keeps veterans up to date on the latest news from the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard. It allows veterans to customize their feed based on military branch or news topics they are most interested in.
This post was last modified on June 22, 2022 12:16 pm
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