The FREE MyDocHub Phlebotomy & Blood Donation Centers app for iPhone, assists those who require regular phlebotomy or therapeutic blood donation, as well as regular blood donors, find the nearest blood center and track their vitals through every check out to any blood.
Phlebotomy or therapeutic blood contribution requires a prescription from your medical professional, and it can be frustrating to understand which blood center offers this service, so when you require one to bring your blood numbers to your doctor recommended levels, you need a quick and easy way to know which blood focuses offers phlebotomy and/or blood donation throughout the nation. That’s why MyDocHub brings you this helpful iPhone app that assists you discover the closest blood donation.
Whether you need phlebotomy or merely wish to contribute blood at your nearest blood center, this iPhone app, makes it easy to search for the nearby blood center and likewise conserve your vitals for that check out to the blood center and check out date.
You can check out all your check outs to understand all your vitals at any given phlebotomy or blood contribution, and if you are a therapeutic blood donor, share you phlebotomy vitals with your hematologist or primary care physician.
Besides the login function, app passcode lock is available as a choice for added security of your personal medical info.
Vitals Saved Include:
High Blood Pressure
HGB (hemoglobin levels)
Temperature Level
Pulse
Other Information Stored Include:
Checked Out Blood Centers
Dates of Gos To
Notes Area for getting in additional information
Optional App Passcode Lock for added security beyond login feature
Routine blood donors, some of the conditions that can benefit from the MyDocHub Phlebotomy & Blood Contribution Centers app that need frequent phlebotomy or therapeutic blood donation include:
Genetic Hemochromatosis
Secondary Hemochromatosis
Polycythemia Vera
Porphyries
Hypertension
Secondary Lung Hypertension
Iron Overload
Congestive Heart Failure/Pulmonary Edema
Porphyria Cutanea Tarda
Cyanotic Genetic Heart Disease in Grownups
Erythrocytosis
Hyperferritinemia.
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