Lab Tracker by Health nexxus

Lab Tracker by Health Nexxus is the app that gives you the power to collect, store and display your medical test results securely and portably. Thirty years of data storage and delivery experience came together to create this app. Your lab data from many national health systems and major lab companies can now be exported to Microsoft HealthVault and Lab Tracker was developed to be the bridge between you and this information. With Lab Tracker your data is accessible in a portable, easy-to-read, real-time format. Created to help you access and understand your lab test results, Lab Tracker is the go anywhere you go tool for monitoring your health.
Features:
Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPad mini
Data is securely stored on your mobile device
Multiple accounts can be stored on one device
Graphed test results can be created for easy understanding
Layer your own daily tests with lab results
Create multiple graphs (Trackers)
Reference ranges displayed on graphs*
New test results from Personal Health Record providers downloaded simply**
Information can be added manually
Links to information about tests
Email graphs to yourself & your healthcare team

Lab Tracker for iPad and iPhone is designed to serve you the knowledge you need. Bring your past and present test results into your own hands and then take that information wherever the world takes you. After all, information should keep up with you, not the other way around. Actively manage your health with the portable peace of mind of Lab Tracker.

* If the laboratory provides reference ranges and descriptions of the test, that information is downloaded with the test results.
** We currently connect with Microsoft HealthVault in the US, UK and countries in the EU (Germany, France, Italy, etc.) and support users registered with myehealth.ca, the online portal for users of LifeLabs in Canada. Registered users of these services can download data directly. Major global lab providers may be able to send test results to your HealthVault record. Ask your test provider.
Other lab test groups may have different requirements and additional charges may apply.