When your doctor enrolled you to their chronic care management program, you received a text message inviting you to download the Lara Health app. Here are a few tips to make the most of it.

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Lara Health app lets you log your readings to be shared automatically with your care team

You can use the app to manually log your vitals. The Lara Health app also works with Bluetooth devices and, if you are also enrolled in remote patient monitoring and have a cellular monitor, it will sync your readings from that device there automatically.

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The app tracks all your vitals and tells you if reading are out of range

The app stores all your readings. What you see in your app is what your doctor sees too. When you take a reading the app will assign a color to the reading. If your reading is marked green then your measurement was in the healthy range. If your readings are in red, that measurement was not an optimal level. If you see red measurements often, talk to your care team.

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The app has reminders for taking measurements and managing medication

In your app, you can set up reminders for measuring at certain times and days of the week. When you do, your smartphone or tablet will pop a notification on your home screen. You can do the same for your meds.

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You can share the app with your family members and friends

The app is a great way to keep your family and friends involved in your care. Feel free to share it with your relatives or caregivers.

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Good to know

You received your app login instructions via a text message when you were enrolled to the program. If you don't remember your password, you can easily reset it from the app's login page. Just click the "Forgot my password" link and follow instructions.

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Nothing in this article should be considered medical advice. Ask your doctor if you have any questions. In a case of medical emergency call 911.