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"What you can measure you can track and what you can track you can change.”

Patients are valuable sources of data in healthcare and the biggest stakeholder in their own health journey.

It’s important for doctors and other medical providers to listen to the most important member of the health care team, the patient. After all, there is no bigger stakeholder. Involving the patient in the decision making process is essential, to both better the patient outcome and improve patient experience.
—Kevin Pho, M.D., primary care physician and founder of KevinMD

Patients know their bodies and their illnesses, and know when something’s gone wrong. Empowered patients can communicate changes and observations that can make a real difference in their medical care. To have their voices heard, patients have to speak up! This might sound obvious, but many times patients are intimidated, or sometimes bewildered, by the medical world around them. Also, it can be hard to speak up if the doctor or nurse is perceived to be rushed and ready to move on to the next patient. In ‘The Empowered Patient,’ I urge patients to realize there are times they absolutely have to advocate for themselves or their loved ones. Their lives, or the life of someone they love, may depend on it.
—Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent and author of The Empowered Patient

We help patients organize the health journey by logging self-reported data and storing it with medical data all in one place so insights can easily be shared with providers and caregivers.

This is our company motto and we are trying to bring this approach to cancer.

Curenav helps you organize your care and your medical data in order to track it and find insights from it.

We do this by offering you the following features:

Storage: of all your data relating to your health journey in one place. Store symptoms, lab results, and jot down your own notes and questions to take with you in a Visit Summary and discuss with your healthcare providers

Visualizations: charts and graphs to help you see trend changes in your own data so that incremental changes become more obvious and you and your healthcare provider can monitor more closely or take action sooner if needed.

Sharing: share your data and visualizations with your provider or caregiver with only a few clicks.