Circle by St. Joseph Health Software
Company Name: St. Joseph Health
About: The St. Joseph Community Health Foundation places great importance on community outreach in Allen
County.
Headquarters: Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States.
Circle Overview
Circle helps you make informed and engaged health decisions for your growing family from pregnancy until the kids are 18.
From pregnancy through the teen years, Circle has answers to your questions about raising healthy kids.
We’ll add more tools and content for health topics and conditions in the future, as well as adding more local resources.
• Health-tracking tools for fetal movement and kicks, due date and pregnancy weight gain, that sync with Apple HealthKit.
Joseph Health-approved parenting resources and tools for moms and moms-to-be.
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Product Details and Description of
Free Pregnancy and Parenting App | this app by St. Joseph Health From pregnancy through the teen years, this app has answers to your questions about raising healthy kids. LOCAL AND DOCTOR-APPROVED Local resources are front and center for easy connecting online or by phone. Tap into a vast network of local St. Joseph Health-approved parenting resources and tools for moms and moms-to-be. Learn more about classes and groups for new moms and moms with older children. All health information is approved by St. Joseph Health medical professionals, and translated into Spanish. PREGNANCY Check out this app’s library of pregnancy content from first trimester through postpartum and beyond. Download to get instant access to: • Articles with answers to your questions about pregnancy and babies. • A to-do checklist from St. Joseph Health experts to guide you through every stage of pregnancy. • Health-tracking tools for fetal movement and kicks, due date and pregnancy weight gain, that sync with Apple HealthKit. • Invite your partner to download this app to follow along through pregnancy and all the stages of parenting. For family and friends, easily email articles of interest to them. PARENTING this app helps you make informed and engaged health decisions for your growing family from pregnancy until the kids are 18. Download to get instant access to: • Articles with answers to your questions about babies and parenting. • Track multiple children to see customized articles and to-dos in your Feed for kids of every age. • Breastfeeding support videos and a guide to local resources. • Information on classes and groups for new moms and moms with older children. • Health-tracking tools for growth, feeding, diaper changes and vaccines. **Thanks for letting us join you on your journey through parenthood.** About this app & Wildflower Health this app was designed for expectant women and their partners, and growing families with kids up to 18 years old. this app was developed within the PSJH Digital Innovation Group and was acquired by Wildflower Health. We’ll add more tools and content for health topics and conditions in the future, as well as adding more local resources. Have tips? Email us at [email protected].
Top Reviews
By TiaraDiamond
Frustrating—called “Circle” because it sends you in circles
Had the app recommended by provider, and tried to use it to identify offered classes for childbirth, but unfortunately most links just direct to the hospital website front page instead of giving useful links for course offerings or registration. It feels like minimal effort was put into usability.
By NKaroll
Horrible Update, Severely Buggy
The new app rollout on May 2019 is terrible. Everything takes forever to load and some things don’t load at all. You can no longer see any images when reading the articles. And there’s no instruction on how other members can connect to your account so you can share tracking data. I wish they would’ve just left the app alone and performed a rollout once it was tested. Clearly no one is monitoring whether or not the app performs because it definitely does not work right.
By JaymeNicole
Good app, Bad software
The app is really unresponsive. However the information is good and the logging is nice. However I personally don’t like how the feeding log is, I was told to log feeding based on the beginning of a feed and the app logs it based on the end of a feeding.
