Records For Living Community

Brian,That's a great suggestion!  I know I can always use a little help from the spell checker.  Probably something that will have to wait for a major release, though...Thanks for the great idea,Support Team

Hello, again!  It seems that you may have read the recent exchange with Brian where we suggested the use of journals to help track normal ranges.Interestingly enough, while replying to a different post (also from Brian) with regards to tracking time of measurement, I thought of yet a different way that you could track ranges with ...

Welcome to the HealthFrame User Community forum and for your nice comments about HealthFrame.  Thank you also for your feedback:We've had some recent feedback on the forum from Robert, with regards to having HealthFrame 'learn' new visit types (such as 'workout').  We have forwarded that feedback to our development team and future ...

Brian,Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention.  We have verified that for multiple tests on the same day (such as your body temperature checks), HealthFrame is not properly exporting the data.We have notified the development team and they will work on fixing this issue for future releases.In the meantime, we believe we might have a ...

Robert,Welcome to the HealthFrame User Community Forum!Currently, there is no way to permanently expand the lists that HealthFrame maintains.  We have had a similar request from one of our users to support new expense types.I have forwarded your suggestion to our development team and asked that they consider (1) adding 'workout' as a built-in ...

Brian,That's a really interesting suggestion!When we designed the panel for Blood Glucose Daily Measurements we were primarily creating a mechanism to track time of day when specific measurements were being done.We do not have a generic element in our data model for the capture of measurement-level notes, which is why this capability is not shown ...

Brian,You're absolutely right about the default behavior for 'mileage' handling.First, let me clarify that OpenHealth Service (OHS) Plug-ins do not affect the default behavior of the HealthFrame Explorer application.  In other words, the plug-ins may be designed to interpret data in a way that is above and beyond that of the default ...

The ''open'' button is grayed out because HealthFrame does not recognize the password you entered.Please note that passwords are case-sensitive, so please make sure you do not have CAPS-LOCK turned on.If you still can't login, but you registered (Options/Register... menu item) the machine where you are using HealthFrame, you'll be able to get ...

Hello, JC! Thank you for your kind comments about HealthFrame.  We'd have to agree with you that it's quite fabulous!  Unfortunately, it seems that the built-in help page that describes the configuration for the Emergency Card is out of date.  Oops!!!  In the 2.1.6 version, you can use the standard customization ...

Melissa,Congratulations on getting a new computer!  If your old one still works, you can always get your license code information from the ''About Box'' (Help / About HealthFrame... menu item).  If you look at the image below, you'll see the place where your license code will be shown.  Simply copy that over to your new ...