Yes, I poked around too, looking at the edges of it. Looks a convenient ap alright.

Aw you guys, such a nice invite!

I can dream. I'm trying on bathing suits now, but I hear I need to bring my own rubber dingy too, to get around in, due to the copious amounts of water there, and not just at the beaches I'm talking about! 

When I find the right suit I will come down there, looking for one a little less exposing than this.  C.

I did not install the app I just used the link on my computer and was looking around in all the tabs.

Ready for Canuck's visit!

It's a nice quick reference and is fairly comprehensive. There are several links to additional services. It's just another tool in our arsenal of information!

The phone comes with free minutes and a lifetime supply of DQ Blizzards. The only catch is the Blizzards come from my local DQ. So, you'll have to stay here for the free minutes and free Blizzards.... Bring your swimming suit if you're coming, Wendy and I will have to show you the beaches and introduce you to our favorite local Mouse, Mickey! I believe we could still show these youngsters how to party. Maybe not as late, but quantity doesn't surpass quality!

Hey Tig, 

That is very nice offer you made! Does it come with free minutes and a life-time chauffer, if so, then YES please! I remember the nice old convertible I had, the radio took a couple minutes to come on, the tubes had to warm up a bit first ('61 vintage, that was a good year!), and I didn't mind waiting either.

So, have you and Wendy found the data within this ap "far"-reaching/"more" in-depth, beyond what we have already been gleaning otherwise, or is it just a case of just really good and convenient one-stop shopping?  C.

Hi Lindsay,

No, the information is useful for anyone. It's sponsored by Avella as a public service thing. There's a lot of attention given to the new drugs, what they do and don't do. It goes into a lot of background on the disease, etc. It's worth installing just for quick reference. 

There are dozens of specialty pharmacies and the one you will use is generally selected by your insurance provider.

Is this link only helpful to people use Avella Pharmacy? Is it a pharmacy that a lot of people use?  I believe the pharmacy I will be using (if I ever get approved!) is Diplomat, which I've never heard of either.

Hey Chuck,

I've got a couple iPhones laying around I don't use, want one? Your life will never be the same! Then comes a tablet, I got a new one for my birthday. They really simplify this online thing. I rarely use my PC now. All of this technology isn't necessarily the best thing that has come along though. I still remember driving to picnics with the family in the back of the old station wagon. Listening to one channel on the AM radio felt like an accomplishment, when we could get reception! Those were fun times....

Drat! Looks good - I don't own one of those new-fangled your whole life in one of those phone thingies! Wish I did (if I could ever figure out how to work one), just so I could read all this! Oh well. There is probably an ap I could download for my stupid or lazy. I feel old now, or, maybe it's just the creaky technological stunting I am feeling? Saw a sign that siad ... you know you are old when you take all your drugs after the concert! hee hee. Looked interesting Wendy (from what I could see of it).  C. 

Thanks, Wendy! That's a great resource and I did install it, had a brief look around and am impressed with everything I've seen. There are easy to understand explanations and directions to additional services that will be very helpful for our members. Good find!!

Avella HCV Mobile App

Received email today about Avella's HCV mobile app and there is some good info in the tabs so thought I would share. 

I shortened the URL, Wendy!