Hello Heart • For heart health 17+

Beats paper & pencil

For those that like to write down their blood pressure and keep track of it over the long run. This is a great app because you have everything in front of you. However, it would be a lot better if you were able to print out all the blood pressure readings for save the last six months or even the last year that would really really help you for deciding how you’re improving. Other thing is that if you want to print out your results, you almost have to do an email to yourself and then print that email and it only goes back like the last 30 days you should be you should be able to have a print button in there that will allow you to go ahead and print it straight from the app to your printer.

Developer Response ,

Thanks for being a part of the Hello Heart family!
It is great feedback and will help our team improve the report export feature. Thank you!

My story

I had no symptoms I was aware of, and went to a regular Cardiology appointment. When I showed my Hello Heart results, the Clinician Report showed that my last four readings indicated Irregular Heartbeat. I was given an EKG, which showed Intermittent Complete Heart Block (part time failure of the electrical signal that regulates the timing of the pumping of the chambers of the heart). I went to ER and was admitted a doctor looked at the Hello Heart report and the EKG results and said that Hello Heart app probably saved my life. I had a pacemaker placed, and could feel that my heart was beating more regularly, and my sleeping was less interrupted. When I was discharged, many staff members said I had been in very serious condition, my RN said she had had the Defibrillator ready for me. Thank you Hello Heart from my family and me .

Wild swings in BP better understood

I have used my own BP monitor not tied to an app for a few years because I’ve had wild swings in BP. I would write down the results and track them. Whenever a Dr would ask me if there was any rhyme or reason I’d say no because the numbers written on paper tended to blur together and I could not pick up a pattern. Now that I switched to this BP monitor which tracks to an app and graphs my BP I quickly picked up on a pattern. Which is normal in the morning before work, high during the day while I’m working then SUPER low after work. I’m mad at myself for not picking up on this earlier but at least I know now and can solve this issue with my Drs. Thank you.