AMI Patient Diary App Hack 2.1 + Redeem Codes
The AMI Patient Diary app
Developer: AMI Cardiac Monitoring, LLC
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 2.1
ID: amicardiac.com.vndevelopment.AMIHolterDiary
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Description
The AMI Patient Diary app has been designed for patients to keep a journal of their activities and symptoms during their monitoring period.
For patients having a continuous Holter monitor, the data is usually transmitted at the end of monitoring when the device is returned. Some newer devices transmit data daily.
Cardiac event and Mobile Cardiac Telemetry data are transmitted in near-real-time often within a minute of data storage. The patient's electronic diary will be linked to the patient's enrollment, evaluated by AMI clinicians and appended to the patient's report for the physician to review on our AMI portal. Our app is very simple and intuitive. It is important for the patient to be able to add a diary entry very easily, and then submit their symptoms to the monitoring center in just a few seconds.
Our app is free and supports both devices. Patients must be enrolled in the AMI system, provide an email contact and cell number to receive a login and access code to use with the app.
Main features:
- Secure login with password reset and self-help.
- Easily add, review, edit, search or delete data.
- Digital signature and submission of AMIs AOB (Assignment of Benefits) and statement of responsibility for equipment forms.
- Integrated with the patient's enrollment and reports
- Patients can contact AMI directly from the app for help or assistance.
- AMI receives active alerts for Holter when the patient notes that they passed out or had other severe symptoms.
- AMI receives active alerts for all symptoms logged in the app for cardiac event or telemetry patients.
- Monitor instructions are included in the app for additional support. - Multiple languages are supported
For patients having a continuous Holter monitor, the data is usually transmitted at the end of monitoring when the device is returned. Some newer devices transmit data daily.
Cardiac event and Mobile Cardiac Telemetry data are transmitted in near-real-time often within a minute of data storage. The patient's electronic diary will be linked to the patient's enrollment, evaluated by AMI clinicians and appended to the patient's report for the physician to review on our AMI portal. Our app is very simple and intuitive. It is important for the patient to be able to add a diary entry very easily, and then submit their symptoms to the monitoring center in just a few seconds.
Our app is free and supports both devices. Patients must be enrolled in the AMI system, provide an email contact and cell number to receive a login and access code to use with the app.
Main features:
- Secure login with password reset and self-help.
- Easily add, review, edit, search or delete data.
- Digital signature and submission of AMIs AOB (Assignment of Benefits) and statement of responsibility for equipment forms.
- Integrated with the patient's enrollment and reports
- Patients can contact AMI directly from the app for help or assistance.
- AMI receives active alerts for Holter when the patient notes that they passed out or had other severe symptoms.
- AMI receives active alerts for all symptoms logged in the app for cardiac event or telemetry patients.
- Monitor instructions are included in the app for additional support. - Multiple languages are supported
Version history
2.1
2022-12-07
The AMI Patient Diary app has been designed for patients to keep a journal of their activities and symptoms during their monitoring period.
For patients having a continuous Holter monitor, the data is usually transmitted at the end of monitoring when the device is returned. Some newer devices transmit data daily.
Cardiac event and Mobile Cardiac Telemetry data are transmitted in near-real-time often within a minute of data storage. The patient's electronic diary will be linked to the patient's enrollment, evaluated by AMI clinicians and appended to the patient's report for the physician to review on our AMI portal. Our app is very simple and intuitive. It is important for the patient to be able to add a diary entry very easily, and then submit their symptoms to the monitoring center in just a few seconds.
Our app is free and supports both devices. Patients must be enrolled in the AMI system, provide an email contact and cell number to receive a login and access code to use with the app.
Main features:
- Secure login with password reset and self-help.
- Easily add, review, edit, search or delete data.
- Digital signature and submission of AMIs AOB (Assignment of Benefits) and statement of responsibility for equipment forms.
- Integrated with the patient's enrollment and reports
- Patients can contact AMI directly from the app for help or assistance.
- AMI receives active alerts for Holter when the patient notes that they passed out or had other severe symptoms.
- AMI receives active alerts for all symptoms logged in the app for cardiac event or telemetry patients.
- Monitor instructions are included in the app for additional support. - Multiple languages are supported
For patients having a continuous Holter monitor, the data is usually transmitted at the end of monitoring when the device is returned. Some newer devices transmit data daily.
Cardiac event and Mobile Cardiac Telemetry data are transmitted in near-real-time often within a minute of data storage. The patient's electronic diary will be linked to the patient's enrollment, evaluated by AMI clinicians and appended to the patient's report for the physician to review on our AMI portal. Our app is very simple and intuitive. It is important for the patient to be able to add a diary entry very easily, and then submit their symptoms to the monitoring center in just a few seconds.
Our app is free and supports both devices. Patients must be enrolled in the AMI system, provide an email contact and cell number to receive a login and access code to use with the app.
Main features:
- Secure login with password reset and self-help.
- Easily add, review, edit, search or delete data.
- Digital signature and submission of AMIs AOB (Assignment of Benefits) and statement of responsibility for equipment forms.
- Integrated with the patient's enrollment and reports
- Patients can contact AMI directly from the app for help or assistance.
- AMI receives active alerts for Holter when the patient notes that they passed out or had other severe symptoms.
- AMI receives active alerts for all symptoms logged in the app for cardiac event or telemetry patients.
- Monitor instructions are included in the app for additional support. - Multiple languages are supported
2.0
2022-11-03
The AMI Patient Diary app has been designed for patients to keep a journal of their activities and symptoms during their monitoring period.
For patients having a continuous Holter monitor, the data is usually transmitted at the end of monitoring when the device is returned. Some newer devices transmit data daily.
Cardiac event and Mobile Cardiac Telemetry data are transmitted in near-real-time often within a minute of data storage. The patient's electronic diary will be linked to the patient's enrollment, evaluated by AMI clinicians and appended to the patient's report for the physician to review on our AMI portal. Our app is very simple and intuitive. It is important for the patient to be able to add a diary entry very easily, and then submit their symptoms to the monitoring center in just a few seconds.
Our app is free and supports both devices. Patients must be enrolled in the AMI system, provide an email contact and cell number to receive a login and access code to use with the app.
Main features:
- Secure login with password reset and self-help.
- Easily add, review, edit, search or delete data.
- Digital signature and submission of AMIs AOB (Assignment of Benefits) and statement of responsibility for equipment forms.
- Integrated with the patient's enrollment and reports
- Patients can contact AMI directly from the app for help or assistance.
- AMI receives active alerts for Holter when the patient notes that they passed out or had other severe symptoms.
- AMI receives active alerts for all symptoms logged in the app for cardiac event or telemetry patients.
- Monitor instructions are included in the app for additional support. - Multiple languages are supported
For patients having a continuous Holter monitor, the data is usually transmitted at the end of monitoring when the device is returned. Some newer devices transmit data daily.
Cardiac event and Mobile Cardiac Telemetry data are transmitted in near-real-time often within a minute of data storage. The patient's electronic diary will be linked to the patient's enrollment, evaluated by AMI clinicians and appended to the patient's report for the physician to review on our AMI portal. Our app is very simple and intuitive. It is important for the patient to be able to add a diary entry very easily, and then submit their symptoms to the monitoring center in just a few seconds.
Our app is free and supports both devices. Patients must be enrolled in the AMI system, provide an email contact and cell number to receive a login and access code to use with the app.
Main features:
- Secure login with password reset and self-help.
- Easily add, review, edit, search or delete data.
- Digital signature and submission of AMIs AOB (Assignment of Benefits) and statement of responsibility for equipment forms.
- Integrated with the patient's enrollment and reports
- Patients can contact AMI directly from the app for help or assistance.
- AMI receives active alerts for Holter when the patient notes that they passed out or had other severe symptoms.
- AMI receives active alerts for all symptoms logged in the app for cardiac event or telemetry patients.
- Monitor instructions are included in the app for additional support. - Multiple languages are supported
1.0
2022-05-02
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