RA Monitor

Name: RA Monitor
Rating: 4.3 (92 reviews)
Author: RPM Healthcare, LLC

By: RPM Healthcare, LLC App

Rheumatoid Arthritis Tracking

Overview

Version:

1.3.5

Last updated: 2023-03-31

Ranking

#160,715 ▼ 4,554

Overall

Features & Capabilities

RA Monitor is the first rheumatoid arthritis monitoring app that connects you to your specialist, offering a clean interface and informative reports. It tracks symptoms, functional impact, triggers, medications, and uses a calendar to edit entries, plus data like weather effects for deeper insights.

Users can connect with their healthcare team or an RA Navigator, share reports with family or clinicians, and join an anonymous community if they choose. The app emphasizes privacy and provides detailed insights designed to support informed conversations with providers.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Privacy & Security Data

By:

RPM Healthcare, LLC

Rating:

4.30

(92)

Version:

1.3.5 Last updated: 2023-03-31

Version code:

855970560

Creation date:

2017-12-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

139.21MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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Ranking

# 160,715 ▼ 4,554

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Developed by:

RPM Healthcare, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ra-monitor/id1312851551

Website:

http://www.rpmhealthcare.com

User Reviews

RA Monitor is valued for its comprehensive tracking and doctor-ready history, but its usefulness is hampered by tedious joint logging, reliability bugs, limited report/export options, and privacy/login concerns. Users want multi-joint logging, more robust reporting, and fewer sign-in hurdles.

Pros

Robust joint-by-joint symptom tracking with intensity levels and flare details, creating a long-term history for patients and doctors.
Easy daily logging interface with checkboxes and a body-part mapping for quick entry.
Medications, mood, notes, and access to patient/provider resources within the app.
Useful for sharing data with rheumatologists and generating reports for appointments.
Helps users identify patterns and progress over time, including the impact of dietary changes or treatments.

Cons

Tedious data entry since you must log many joints individually; users want group/multi-joint logging.
Recurring reliability issues including crashes, freezes, and occasional data loss.
Limited reporting/export options (no straightforward PDF export) and lack of back-dating/editing past days.
Privacy/login friction (some reviews mention needing a Facebook account or concerns about sharing personal data).

Recent reviews

I am new to having RA and it is seronegative RA so this app is becoming helpful to me and showing me patterns. It’s so easy to use. The one downside is I wish it gave an option to say I have a rheumatologist but don’t want to link up at this time, because if you don’t link it up then it assigns you a provider. So I have to just push the appointment as far out as possible because I need to ask my rheumatologist if they would be interested in linking up. And if not then I will just keep pushing it out. Otherwise this is a great tracker, and love that it even looks at the temperature, humidity, and air pressure, so over time you can figure out if those things are involved in a flare or at least an increase in symptoms.