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Clarity Health Journal | Empowering families to take charge of their health


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Consumer Health Application

Empowering Families to Take Charge of Their Health



HiMSS12 Conference

Join Clarity Health Journal for a one-of-a-kind event – HiMSS12

Come visit us at Booth 2262

February 20-24, 2012
   
   

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For more information visit: www.clarityhealthjournal.com

Introducing Clarity Health Journal

The Clarity Health Journal is a family-aware consumer health application that lets individuals and families take charge of their health for themselves and those who are not able to; children, the infirmed, and the aged. It is a lifetime electronic record to manage information specific to chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, renal failure, and asthma. Keep track of health details so they areavailable when and where you need it.

           Call us to request a demo: 1-866-833-5953
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Download Free Clarity Health Journal: Food Diary from App Store
Clarity Health Journal

Take Charge of Your Health

With a compelling and engaging user interface that supports
written, Mother and Childnumeric, and chart data, Clarity Health Journal is easy
to access through any web browser, and seamlessly integrates
with existing systems.

Benefits of Clarity Health Journal include:

  • Eliminate the re-entry of data
  • Accurate and timely information for better treatment
  • Reduce errors because of missing data

Stay Connected with Your Health

With patients better educated about health and wellness than ever before, Clarity Health Journal enables better chronic disease management enabling patient self-care for diabetes, cardiac and related conditions.

 Click Here to Manage your Diabetes

Clarity Health Journal is a versatile platform with web access and mobile platforms. Families are empowered to manage their health where they live.

When it comes to your health and that of your loved ones, Clarity Health Journal will keep you in touch, organized, and up-to-date.

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And, what's more, you'll always have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that all the medical information you may need is with you wherever you go . . . with secure Internet access to your records through your mobile devices.

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