NYU Langone Health

NYU Langone Health

NYU Langone Health
4.6
Medical
500,000+ Downloads

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Why it ranks here

NYU Langone Health

NYU Langone Health is a medical app for patients of NYU Langone Health. It brings appointments, test results, medications, allergies, immunizations and other MyChart information into one mobile account. It is best suited to patients who want to manage routine care and review health records without relying on separate calls or paper documents.

What it covers

  • Appointments: Find available visits, schedule care and cancel appointments when plans change.
  • Health records: Review clinical information such as medications, allergies, immunizations and test results.
  • Care-team contact: Send messages to providers and receive reminders about preventive care and upcoming tasks.
  • Health tracking: Share selected information such as blood pressure and glucose readings through Health Connect, where supported.
  • Family support: Proxy access can help parents and caregivers manage health information for eligible family members.

Who it suits

This app is most useful for people already receiving care through NYU Langone Health, particularly those with recurring appointments, ongoing conditions or several parts of their medical record to follow. It can also reduce the work involved in coordinating care for a family member when proxy access is available. The app is not a general-purpose symptom checker; its main role is access to an existing patient-care relationship.

At a glance

With a 4.58 rating from 5,656 reviews and 500,000+ installs, NYU Langone Health has a substantial patient user base. The developer is NYU Langone Health. Its value comes from putting practical patient-account tasks—appointments, records, messages and monitoring—in one place, rather than from offering broad medical reference content.