Diabetes and Personal Health Applications

What is HealthEngage?
It is a better way to keep track of your health.

• general health
• medications
• diet
• fitness
• health finance

• diabetes
• asthma
• cardio
• CFS
• depression

Great, can I try it today?

HealthEngage is in beta, but the diabetes: glucose functionality is open for signup.

In diabetes: glucose:
• import meter readings • print reports & graph results
• share & place widgets • get support in the community
• use on the web, mobile or iPhone,as a widget
Sign up and start using the application and widgets >>

How does it work?
It’s simple! Login, then add or import data and start analyzing it closer. Then provide your doctor or nurse with the details of your progress. Step by step via the web application, a widget or on an iphone or another mobile device. That's it!

How much does it cost?
It is FREE and supported by ads from our sponsors (if you wish, you can remove ads by upgrading to an ad-free version).

How can I start?
Sign up and get to all the tools and widgets right away. Explore section by section and find your favorite andeasy way to get the data into the application, analyze using visual tools, outputone-click reports, get support in the community, learn more about your condition.

web application

widgets in iGoogle
(or any blog or web page)

access on iPhone or any mobile device

In a hurry? Start with the glucose widget right away. Then "take" it to your own start page, blog, social network...

What: This is a small application for a web page, called a "widget," for any and all of your favorite personal web places: iGoogle, myYahoo, Facebook, mySpace, Netvibes, and more. Take a look to the right of this text. That's the widget. You can signup or login with your HealthEngage username right in the widget to accesss the HealthEngage application. It will look and function the same on your web pages.
HealthEngage widget HealthEngage widget on your page

Why: So that you can have the tools at your fingertips. Managing diabetes gives you enough things to worry about and remember. At least the tools should "come with you" wherever you go – the widget will be right there for you, right on the pages you view most.

How: Find that skinny black bar below the widget frame that says "get & share," click on it, and select your digital destination (make sure you are logged in wherever ou are trying to place the widget). Voila! The widget is there any time you need it. Just log in and add, track, watch your data.