Top App for Liver Health is LiverWELL

I recently got the chance to test – and can finally announce that my new top app for liver health is LiverWELL.

top app for liver health is Liverwell karen hoyt
This screen shot shows the top half.

From our friends at Hepatitis Victoria, this is the newest technology in the liver disease, and Hepatitis community. I’ve been testing LiverWELL for a couple of weeks. It was a simple set up and so fun to use. Our friends in the Land Down Under have worked hard to design and make this available for FREE to all users.

First off, I love using health apps on my phone. After the diagnosis with Hepatitis C, I began to explore apps to help me sleep, remember my medications, check my heart rate, exercise, track my doctor visits and So So much more. It’s an addiction. Nothing that was available has even come close to this app for tracking liver health. Let’s get going!

Questions

Where can I get it?

In the itunes store, Apple, and Google App Store

Which devices can I use?

Any apple or android is compatible.

Who sees my personal information?

No one. It’s got Captcha protection so that no one can hack into your liver wellness information.

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Top App for Liver Health is LiverWELL

Getting Started

First, download the app and create a user name with email and password.

On the top half of the screen is 5 dots that you can scroll through and take actions OR you have the option to choose from the menu at the bottom.

On the bottom half of the home page there is a scrolling ribbon on the bottom with a TON of current news stories. You can also find podcasts about many topics such as:

ihelpctop app for liver health is Liverwell
The bottom panel lets you click and enter your info.

Hepatitis A B C D E 

Forums

Stigma

Family

And more to come!

Look for the Living Well section to expand. It was super cool of Mark and Gayatri to let me play with it early. I’ve entered my data and am eager to show my medical staff.

For More Support

Watch my youtube and get ready for a facebook Live Event on how to work the details of the app. Also, email the team with any questions. You can also go to www.hepvic.org.au

I’m going to feel pretty cool going to the doctor next time. I usually write my notes out on paper and enter them into different apps. Now it’s ALL on one screen. I have always believed that a huge part of my medical care and recovery were because I was a “compliant” patient who always paid attention to my doctor’s orders. My health is my number one priority.

By keeping up with the Liverwell App, you are showing yourself, and your doctor, that you are going to do everything it takes to get better. That, my friend is a great first step to recovery from liver disease from any cause.

We’ve come a long way since I was diagnosed with end stage liver disease. First I went to a gatrointerologist for a sick liver. The hepatologist helped me to treat the virus. After all of that, my poor tired liver got hepatocellular carcinoma – liver cancer. So now I got to the post transplant clinic after getting a transplant.

My favorite top app for liver health is LiverWELL and you’re going to love taking better care of your liver with this supportive tool. The designers from Australia are super pumped and I’m so glad they made this available for everyone. Please give us some feedback. XO Karen

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8 thoughts on “Top App for Liver Health is LiverWELL”

    1. Sweet friend, always faithful to be my first reader. I appreciate your loyalty and trust in all things liver health. We are doing it together!!!

  1. I am not one to leave comments – however, I just want to commend you. We just found out that my husband has stage four cirrhosis – he was diagnosed with Hep C decades ago, and decided to look into the treatment. But first they had to do a liver scan…? Anyway, one of the first things I read stated that end-stage death rate is within 1 to 3 years. I was HYSTERICAL! He is my everything. So reading that you have survived, that it is survivable, that it is not necessarily an immediate death sentence, lessened my hysteria.
    Almost immediately after his cirrhosis diagnosis, I bought a juicer and looked up any and all recipes for cirrhosis. That is where I found you – a YouTube video about what to juice. And I read info below the video that gave this website.
    He goes back in a couple days for another scan.
    But I just real quickly wanted to say thank you! I look forward to reading more about your journey. God Bless You!!!

    1. First – I’m so sorry that your husband is struggling with liver disease. Your love for him surely comes through in your letter.

      Second – I just told my husband this morning that I’ve got the urge to make more videos, but feel like they’re so “home made” and I wondered if people enjoyed them. Thanks so very much for responding to that nudge to write. It reaffirms that we all find ways of connecting with others in our time of greatest need.

      I’ve been in your husbands shoes and having the support from you, along with information that is NOT scary and provides hope means a lot.

      Everything is possible.

      If I can ever be of help, I’m just an email away..
      xo Karen

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