September 24, 2009

Mayo Clinic Health Manager Now Includes Features for People Managing Hypertension and High Cholesterol

By Kelley Luckstein

As part of Mayo Clinic and Microsoft Corp.'s shared vision to help families take better care ofmc-health-manager-logo their health, the two companies have made enhancements to Mayo Clinic Health Manager, a free online application designed to help people organize and better manage their health. People with conditions such as hypertension and high cholesterol will now have access to a variety of trackers and up-to-date information to help keep their conditions under control.  

 

Users of Mayo Clinic Health Manager now will have access to stress, blood pressure and cholesterol trackers, as well as to additional guidance and information, allowing them to easily track and manage these conditions.

 

"We are committed to continually updating health guidance to reflect ever-changing best practices. Our new features help people suffering from hypertension and high cholesterol better manage their health based on the expertise of Mayo Clinic physicians," said Sidna Tulledge-Scheitel, M.D., a primary care physician at Mayo Clinic's campus in Rochester and medical director of Mayo Clinic Global Products and Services. "The fields of technology and medicine are constantly advancing, and Mayo Clinic Health Manager will continue to evolve so our users will always have the best health information and tools."

 

LA Times, 09/24/09

 

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Tags: blood pressure, cholesterol, Health IT, Mayo Clinic Health Manager, Mayoclinic.com

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