Supported Apps & Health Systems
Guava has integrations with the following 3rd party services. These allow you to connect your health accounts to Guava to see all your device data and patient portal records in one place.
Supported Health Systems / Patient Portals
MyChart, created by Epic Systems, is the largest EHR/EMR software provider in the US, so
it's likely that some of your patient portals use MyChart. Over 400
health systems can be connected through MyChart including some of the largest like Kaiser Permanente.
Over 7,000 practices can be connected through Healow.
Over 1,000 practices can be connected through NextGen.
More than 60 million Americans can connect their Medicare information through our
Medicare-approved health app.
The Veterans Health Administration is the largest integrated health care system in the United States
with over 1,200 facilities and about 10 million Veterans enrolled. Guava is a
VA-approved app.
Over 9,000 providers can be connected through Patient Fusion.
Cerner
Over 450 health systems can be connected through Cerner, but may require 1-2 days for your provider to enable
the connection.
CPSI
Our CPSI integration can connect to any practices using the Evident/Thrive Patient Portal.
Athenahealth
Over 16,000 providers and practices are connectable through Athenahealth.
Allscripts / FollowMyHealth
Allscripts may require an extra step of asking your doctor to enable Guava access in their system.
MEDHOST / YourCareEverywhere
Over 300 health networks and facilities using MEDHOST's YourCareEverywhere patient portal are connectable.
CareEvolution
Trinity Health facilities using CareEvolution's patient portal are connectable.
Other Health Systems
If your doctor, clinic, or hospital doesn't use one of the portals in this list, Guava still supports getting
your records, we'll just have to request them manually. Plus, we'll add new integrations to this list over time.
Supported Apps / Devices
Fitbit is our top recommended manufacturer of health trackers because they have a wide variety of
affordable trackers with workable battery life that track most important health metrics including sleep,
steps, heart rate, and more.
Garmin is another excellent manufacturer of health trackers for sleep, steps, heart rate, and more.
Withings has a wifi-enabled FDA-approved blood pressure cuff that we like, plus other health tracking devices.
Oura makes a smart ring that primarily tracks your sleep.
Dexcom creates a continuous glucose monitor worn as a patch on your skin, primarily for diabetics.
The Google Fit app allows users to track activity, sleep, nutrition and other health measurements.
Many third-party apps and devices also integrate with the Google Fit framework.
The Apple Health app allows iOS users to track activity, sleep, and other health data from Apple Watches, iPhones, and other third-party apps.
FreeStyle Libre creates continuous glucose monitors.
Omron makes a number of smart health devices, primarily focused on blood pressure measurement.