medical APKs for Android

MyUofMHealth is the University of Michigan Health patient portal for people who want to manage care from an Android device. It brings appointments, messages, test results, prescription refills, billing, and health tracking into one account experience. Patients can prepare for visits with eCheck-In, questionnaires, appointment requests, and other care tasks without treating each service as a separate destination. The portal is intended for people receiving care through U-M Health rather than for emergency medical help.

LiveWell with Advocate Aurora brings Advocate Health care tasks and wellness resources into one patient portal. Patients can schedule appointments, review test results and medications, pay bills, and message their providers or care team. The app also supports video visits and eligible e-visits, while guided meditations, health quizzes, and insights extend the experience beyond an appointment. Family care tools help keep practical health tasks organized in one place.

MyNM by Northwestern Medicine is a patient portal powered by MyChart. Official information describes records, appointments, care-team messages, refills, billing, and care search. The supplied APK installed successfully, while the automated launch check did not confirm MyNM in the foreground.

Avera MyChart is an Android patient-portal app for people who use Avera health services. The evidence package confirms the application identity, successful installation, and a reviewed visible recording, while the automated launch check did not confirm the app in the foreground. The captured static images are Play Store, Android settings, permission, or screenshot-restriction material rather than attributable Avera product screens, so they are retained only as audit evidence. Patients should use the service with their own authorised account and care relationship, and should not use it for emergency care or as a replacement for professional medical advice.

MDCalc Medical Calculator is an Android clinical decision-support reference for healthcare professionals. MDCalc describes its service as a collection of medical calculators, clinical practice guidelines, and quality ratings, while the captured app flow shows login, account creation, and an onboarding form that can use an NPI number, country, and occupation. The service is designed to support professional clinical judgment, not to provide a diagnosis or treatment plan to the public. Users should verify inputs, current guidance, and the applicability of a tool before relying on a result in patient care.

NYU Langone Health is an Android MyChart patient-portal app for people who use NYU Langone services. The captured flow shows MyChart login, password and passkey options, account creation, guest information such as doctor search, virtual urgent care, billing, locations, and conditions, plus a notice that access is restricted in some international locations. NYU Langone describes the app as a way for patients to see a doctor, schedule appointments, access medical records, communicate with their care team, view results, and manage selected care tasks. Available services depend on the patient account, care relationship, consent, location, and current service availability; it is not for emergencies.

ZOLL emsCharts NOW is an Android ePCR application for authorised emergency medical services organisations and personnel. The reviewed visible recording reaches its ZOLL emsCharts NOW sign-in screen, which offers username-password sign-in and a Use Company Sign In option; the screen reports version 15.06 and build 15.06.5927. The automated launch check itself was not confirmed because another app remained in the foreground, and no patient-care workflow was completed in this evidence package. Access, documentation workflows, and available records depend on an organisation's deployment, account, permissions, connectivity, and operational policies.

MyAtrium is an Android patient portal for eligible Atrium Health patients who want to manage care-related tasks from a mobile device. It can provide account-based access to appointments, health information, care-team messages, visit check-in, prescriptions, and billing features when those services are available for the patient. Available information and options depend on the patient’s care relationship, account permissions, and participating care providers. The app is intended for routine health-administration activities and communication, not for emergencies, diagnosis, or an alternative to urgent professional medical care.

MyMercy is an Android patient portal for people who use Mercy health services and want mobile access to their care information. It can help eligible patients manage appointments, review health records, contact their care team, check in for visits, and handle selected billing or prescription tasks. The service is tied to a MyMercy account and the information available can depend on the patient’s care relationship and permissions. It is designed for everyday health-administration tasks, not for emergencies or a replacement for professional medical advice.