Helps users improve reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills for aphasia. Includes exercises for daily practice, tracks progress, and offers personalized feedback to support recovery.
The app provides a clinical reference for 443 psychiatric medications, covering drug class, indications, dosing, and interactions. It allows browsing by indication and searching by name for quick access to medication profiles.
Help users practice speech exercises at home. Track progress with interactive activities. Include prompts for starters and language drills. Support speech and social skills development through structured tasks.
Track daily activities and health metrics. Invite multiple caregivers to access shared information. Customize tracking options to fit individual needs. Set reminders for medication and appointments. Monitor progress through activity logs and alerts.
Track weight and medication doses for GLP-1 therapies like Semaglutide and Tirzepatide. Monitor weight loss progress over time. Record injection details and schedule reminders. View detailed reports on weight trends and medication adherence.
Sound Oasis offers sound for relief. Users can select from nature sounds, white noise, and six musical tracks developed by Dr. Jeffrey Thompson. Adjust volume and sound settings. Track usage time and session history. Share sounds with others.
Access medical knowledge and track treatment progress
Access personalized treatment options based on medical history. Review drug information and procedure alternatives. Track clinical trial opportunities and manage plans. Receive evidence-based guidance for breast and lung management.
Access information with detailed descriptions, black box warnings, and IV administration guidelines. Includes 5,000+ trade and generic names. Features 26 calculators for dosing and conversions. Unlock full content via in- purchase.
The app targets auditory and reading comprehension of single words in five languages. It features three modes to help individuals with aphasia, cognitive deficits, and special needs practice independently.