MyNursePal

MyNursePal Pro · Patient Mobile

The patient app for care between visits.

Patient Mobile gives patients one place to check appointments, messages, medications, bills, and care details.

Patient Mobile app on iPhone showing medications and health tracking

What Patient Mobile helps with.

01

Check care details

Patients can view records, notes, labs, bills, appointments, and home care details without jumping between portals.

02

Bring family in when needed

Family members and care partners can get the right level of access, so they can help without taking over.

03

See bills alongside care

Patients can review bills and payment options alongside their care information.

Tools for managing care

Unified health record

See health information and visit history across care settings.

Appointment scheduling

Book and reschedule visits from the app.

Telehealth

Join video visits with the care team without opening another app or link.

Medication management

Track medications, reminders, refill requests, and care instructions.

Secure messaging

Send questions, updates, or concerns to the care team, connected to the patient record.

Bill view and payment

View itemized bills, payment plans, and payment options. Authorized family members can help when needed.

Follow Mrs. Carter’s week with
Patient Mobile.

Monday morning

Start with medication reminders

Mrs. Carter gets a morning medication reminder, marks it as taken, and logs her blood pressure.

Wednesday mid-week

Join a visit and request a refill

Later in the week, she joins a telehealth follow-up and requests a refill in the app.

Saturday afternoon

Share access with family

Her daughter, listed as a health proxy, checks the care plan, reviews visit notes, and helps with the latest bill.

From the founder

"We believe the patient and family caregiver are one of the most important care teams in healthcare. Our Patient and Caregiver Mobile Apps work together in sync, giving both access to shared insights, care plans, and AI-guided support to improve outcomes beyond the clinical visit."

Sylvia Abbeyquaye, PhD, MPA, RN