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Category: Medicine
Size: (67.4 MB)
Updated: 04.02.2024
Developer: Ada Health
Added Denis Rubinov
Version: 3.44.0
Size: 67.7 MB
Updated: 04.02.2024
Developer: Ada Health
Age Limitations: Everyone
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Downloaded on Google Play: 9683790
Category: Medicine
Installation
When unpacking the archive with the file, you will be prompted to enter a password
- Download the XAPK installation application, e.g, APKPure or File Manager .
- Open the downloaded XAPK installation application and locate the downloaded XAPK file.
- Follow the instructions in the application to install the XAPK file.
- Allow installation from unknown sources: Go to 'Settings' > 'Security' (or 'Biosecurity & Safety') > enable 'Unknown sources' or 'Install from unknown sources' for your browser or file manager. On newer smartphone models, permission is requested when the individual file is installed and no unnecessary steps need to be performed..
- Install the APK file by following the on-screen instructions.
- Restore security settings by disabling permission to install from unknown sources.
Reviews for Ada – check your health
Ada is a great tool to track your overall health and see if anything is currently wrong based on your mental, physical, and emotional states. The AI asks questions then makes a variety of determinations on what the cause could be. It does however show a disclaimer that the AI can be inaccurate at times and should not be taken as official medical advice, although this shouldn't discredit the app at all, it works well. I don't recommend for hypochondriacs like myself, it may cause more anxiety.
Ada is very helpful if I'm sick and want to find out what i have. The app is very easy to use and user-friendly while also inquiring about your symptoms so that it could assess and provide multiple diagnosis. The charts and graphs helps me understand the percentage of the people receiving that kind of sickness. Also, the questions have an option where users could see what the question really means. An overall great app to people that can't afford check-ups.
I'm an RN & love this app, more than most of it's kind. Easy to understand for those w/o medical background & It's interactive! For ex., it asks your MAIN symptom, then the next, & so on(no limit). A drop down menu populates to clarify. It will ask you questions related to particular symptoms. It gives a very accurate report, in order of what's most likely wrong, then next most likely, etc, complete w/helpful graphs. Tells you if you should seek ER care or can wait to see Dr.
Ada has correctly predicted my medical conditions I am currently aware that I have when using that as a test for accuracy. I understand that this does not exclude need for a physicians diagnosis, but knowing that it did so well, I would feel comfortable using it as a self diagnosis prior to seeking treatment. Great app. Just be mindful and answer honestly for best results!
The app is good & although it seems thorough, there were other concerns (not specific symptoms) that don't get verbalized due to no field for free-form text! I realize that would mean hiring medical people to respond to the free-form text. That's probably not in the budget. 4 stars today because app just needs more questions or a field where patient can write/type/key her concerns. I really like the app. Going to challenge it with known illnesses I've had to see how the doc does! Stay tuned!
I really like the app. It's easy to use, and doesn't immediately jump to "you may be dying" like some other symptom checker apps. I do wish that there was a way to input pre-existing conditions into your profile on the app so that the app could let you know if whatever symptoms you've put into it might be a result of those conditions, or possibly a reason to seek immediate care.
Great app. I love it, but it sucks when it comes to mental health. I have borderline personality disorder and I have tried multiple times for the app to tell me I might have that, but it never tells me anything close to that. So, don't download the app if your looking for mental health advise, but do download it if your looking for normal health advice.
Unable to create an account. The Facebook sign-in button simply doesn't do anything, and signing up with e-mail and password gives me the message that my internet isn't working, both on Wi-Fi and cellular data. It's a shame an account is needed, as I haven't been able to use the app because of it. I've seen multiple reviews about registration not working, how about the option of creating an account through the Ada website instead of the app? Who knows, it might solve the issue.