Aug20

New Releases Available

Posted by GI Monitor

The newest release of the iPhone App (GI Monitor 3.2) is now available for upgrade. The most important feature of this latest update is multi-client sync support. You can now log data from any device - iPhone, iPad, iTouch, Blackberry (requires latest Blackberry release - BB users, please get this from our site or BlackBerry App World) and the online app. Android will be released very soon!

The newest version of GI Monitor for the iPhone also includes enhanced Daily Logs views (a very popular patient request).

If you have any questions or comments about our new released, please contact us

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As entrepreneurs in the interactive health space, Brett and Ed see a lot of interesting possibilities. Through their blog, Know Yourself Well, they’ll keep you up to speed.

Contributors: Brett Shamosh, Edward Shin, MD and other Interactive Health Enthusiasts

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Brett is an Ulcerative Colitis patient with a professional background in digital media.

Edward Shin, MD

Ed is a board certified Internist with a background in healthcare businesses.