Esme my Multiple Sclerosis app

Name: Esme my Multiple Sclerosis app
Rating: 4.7 (3 reviews)
Author: Voluntis

By: Voluntis

my MS App

Features & Capabilities

Living with Multiple Sclerosis presents unique challenges that others do not typically face on a daily basis. Meet Esme, your digital MS companion. Esme was designed to help you as you live with MS. With Esme, you will have access to information, inspiration, support and a variety of tools, conveniently accessible in one app. Our goal is to provide a valuable app to help you, your care givers and healthcare team. We’re here to support you along your journey.

Esme is based on 3 key features:

Tailored content to find tips, inspiration and news related to multiple sclerosis
A personal journal to keep track of your health, visualize your data and share reports with your healthcare team
Wellness programs designed by healthcare professionals tailored to your specific needs

TAILORED CONTENT Explore articles and videos with tips for living with MS, suggestions to improve your wellbeing, information about common MS symptoms, and MS disease education. Customize the type of content you’re interested in seeing for a more personalized experience.

PERSONAL JOURNAL When your healthcare team better understands what goes on between appointments, you can make better decisions together. Esme can help you keep track of your moods, symptoms, physical activities, and more. Link Esme to your Apple Health to track steps and distance. Create reports to share and discuss with your healthcare team. Need a reminder for your appointments and treatments? Esme will help you keep up with your schedule and remind you to check-in.

WELLNESS PROGRAMS Access wellness programs designed by MS experts and rehabilitation specialists specifically for people living with MS. We work with healthcare professionals to create tailored programs that have people with MS in mind. After talking to your healthcare team, you can choose from different levels of intensity based on your ability and comfort level. Remember, everyone’s experience with MS is different, and your healthcare team should always be your primary source for any information about your MS.