As a doctor, I’ve seen how easy it is for patients to leave appointments confused or unsure of what they were told. And as a husband and father, I’ve felt that same confusion myself. Using NuriQ has made it easier for my wife and me to stay on the same page with our children’s medical information. I truly believe this could change how individual patients and families—mine included—experience healthcare.
If we had NuriQ when my mom had cancer, everything would’ve been easier. We wouldn’t have missed so much. Now I wish I had a way to look back, to understand her journey—and my own risks.
NuriQ has honestly made it way easier for me to support my mom with her health. She’s getting older and was recently diagnosed with diabetes and some kidney issues. I can’t always go with her to appointments, but now she just uses NuriQ because it’s simple enough for her to handle on her own. My son is in college out of state, and I’m planning to have him use it too when he goes to the doctor. I just want him to have something that keeps him organized. This thing is genuinely helping my whole family.
Before we started using this app, my husband would return from appointments with new meds and absolutely no idea why. It drove me nuts. Now I just send him in with NuriQ—he still forgets everything, but the app doesn’t. Game changer.
It’s not often you find a tool that benefits patients and clinicians alike; NuriQ is that tool. This will be an essential tool to help enhance communication, compliance, and successful outcomes. I fully endorse it and am excited for it to be widely used.
I love that I can focus on the conversation with the nurses and doctors, knowing I can review it all later as every piece of information matters. The NuriQ gives me a peace of mind knowing I can keep up with my husband’s care without the stress of trying to remember every detail from each visit
