Overview

The Daily Charge app is a resource for people with HIV to set medication reminders, provide helpful information, and motivate users. There are many different resources available and users can easily find all of the features. The app is available to download for free on iOS and Android devices from the App Store and Google Play.

Description

The app allows users to input reminders for when to take pills, when to refill a prescription, and when you have a doctor’s appointment. All of this data is stored and can be turned into a progress report to track CD4 cell count, viral load numbers, and more. There is also a tab for learning where users can learn about life with HIV, various medicines, getting help paying for medication, and users can even take quizzes to reinforce the information.

“Users can log medicine intake, set reminders to take and refill medications, and even remind themselves about doctor appointments.”

Reminders

Life with HIV can require a lot of management. The Daily Charge app helps users keep track of all of the details. Users can log medicine intake, set reminders to take and refill medications, and even remind themselves about doctor appointments.

Learning

The app contains a lot of information that can be useful for people with HIV. The information includes understanding drug resistance, treatments, side effects, safer sex, and more. There is also a support section where users can get help with paying for medication, find external support services, get help with dealing with missed doses, and even get help dealing with the app.