While I understand why Google killed Health, I am personally so disappointed in losing it. It was so easy to sync up with my lab results and prescriptions to keep track of that stuff.
When they said you could export to Microsoft HealthVault, I thought "no big deal, it will have more or less the same functionality." Boy was I wrong. I remember setting up the connection between my lab and GH as being a matter of moments. Trying to do the same for Microsoft HealthVault, I spent 15 minutes trying to find a link to do that. Finally, it pointed me to an app I had to download, which then told me it was incompatible with my device.
Oh well!
Meanwhile, though, it's clear to me that health is so important as a business area that I'm certain Google will be back.
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While I understand why Google killed Health, I am personally so disappointed in losing it. It was so easy to sync up with my lab results and prescriptions to keep track of that stuff. When they said you could export to Microsoft HealthVault, I thought "no big deal, it will have more or less the same functionality." Boy was I wrong. I remember setting up the connection between my lab and GH as being a matter of moments. Trying to do the same for Microsoft HealthVault, I spent 15 minutes trying to find a link to do that. Finally, it pointed me to an app I had to download, which then told me it was incompatible with my device. Oh well! Meanwhile, though, it's clear to me that health is so important as a business area that I'm certain Google will be back.