myHealthTrack 4+

Great idea & great exercises, but the one problem is that it doesn’t let you change your password. I had an incident with my iPhone and I tried to login on my iPad, but it kept saying my login was wrong which it wasn’t. Luckily I got my phone working again, the login WAS in fact what I thought it was, and got back into the app and I tried to change the email and password, but it doesn’t let you. It just loads and never saves the changes. God forbid something happens again where I can’t login on my phone, I’ll never be able to access my PT anywhere and have to pay for extra in person PT at the clinic…

I have amazing people in my corner/team. From Doctor Montgonmary and his staff, health track, and out patient therapy at Jag1 my recovery is on track. But the key to yours or my success is yourself, you must be committed. I have come a long way, with the guidance from my team I listed above. I’m at a point where my strength is starting to come back. But, I still have a long way to go. I’m committed to myself. What you put in you get out. Health track has been an amazing tool for my recovery. It provides positive reinforcement and is just a click away. Thank you everyone and health track for being by my side.

I have had lots of pain in my 66 years, sciatic, arthritis in my back, bursitis in my hips, so PT has been no stranger. To be able to do it in my home, on my own schedule, that has been such a blessing. And to be able to take it with me on vacation, not just repeating the last routines the therapist has told me to do, but new and fresh each day, that’s a bonus. I took my bands with me, and improvised on hand weights with water bottles. I finished the 6 weeks and and am now in maintenance. And other than an occasional twinge if I pick up something heavy at an awkward angle, I am pain free and sleep all night!