A:AnswerThanks for your question, Susan!
Absolutely, Tyto can be used with an Android phone to check your vitals daily.
Tyto can be used on children and adults. Adults can even use it for self-exams - i.e. on themselves.
Hope that answers your questions. If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to contact us at support@tytocare.com
A:AnswerTytoCare devices sold at Best Buy connect with our network of providers in the United States. There is also the option to share your exam data with your own provider.
A:AnswerYes, Tyto can be integrated with an EMR system as well most TeleMedicine platforms. For more information on professional solutions, please contact sales@tytocare.com.
A:AnswerThe TytoHome purchased at Best Buy will connect you with a provider licensed for your state. Please visit the Tyto brand page to find the provider associated with your location. You may also contact support at 1-(866) 971- TYTO (8986) option 2, to learn how to share your exam data with your own doctor.
A:AnswerTyto is compatible with the Apple devices, meeting the following requirements:
iPhone 5S, iPad Air, iPad mini 3, iPod touch 6 and newer models
iOS 10 operating system or newer version
Secure Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz only) or Personal Hotspot
Your wireless network password
A:AnswerI had the same concerns. My insurance doesn’t cover the telemed portion- I was responsible for the charges, however, depending on what State you live in it varies on what provider it will link you with. I live in California, as such the provider is LiveHealth. I would suggest you download the app, as I did, and see If your insurance covers the services. My calm cost less than sixty dollars, but the advantage of not leaving home during a pandemic is awesome. Having said that, TytoCare also uses AmWell... and you til can check to see if and how much you will be responsible for on your end. As for the blood pressure... only heart rate.
A:AnswerIt depends on what state you live in.... rather it depends on what provider your state is assigned to. Without using any insurance... and the list is rather short- it will range between just short of sixty and seventy dollars. The providers are LiveHealth and AmWell.... I downloaded both and got quotes, and learned later that California only uses LiveHealth which runs for fifty nine dollars payable via credit card before seeing the practitioner.
A:AnswerMy understanding is that it depends on your doctor and your insurance. This is from their website (https://www.tytocare.com/how-tyto-works/)
"All providers that use Tyto are licensed medical professionals. Our goal is to connect you with your own provider or network of providers whenever possible. Click here to see if there is a provider near you."
