Rely on This Resource to Track Your Health History and the Latest News.
My Health Manager, part of A Healthier You™ by Blue KC, gives you the tools and information you need to take charge of your healthcare. Think of My Health Manager as your go-to resource for tracking your health information and for staying informed about the latest health news.
Get the latest health news.
When you visit the My Health Manager home page, you can view daily health news, read top health articles and even take a healthcare poll. You’ll also get reminder alerts for prescription refills.
Track your health history.
My Health Manager makes it easy for you to track your health history. Please know that we’re dedicated to keeping the health information you record private and secure. Recording your health information will help you share an accurate health history with your healthcare providers.
Select one of these categories from the Menu tab in My Health Manager to record your health information.
Address Book: Record important healthcare provider contacts or view a list of your in-network providers.
Allergy List: Keep track of the medications or treatments you’re allergic to and treatments received for allergic reactions.
Condition List: Record the diagnosis you’ve received for a health condition and details about your care.
Medication List: View a list of your current medications and recent prescription refills.
Prevention Forms: Keep track of your immunization history and other preventative screening information.
Clinical Tools: Record all of your important numbers from cholesterol to blood pressure and weight.
Wellness Tools: Keep track of all of your wellness numbers including how much you walk or run.
My Charts: See all of your important health indicators, such as your cholesterol, in chart form.
Info Tools: Visit the National Library of Medicine to read healthcare articles and use our interactive tutorials to learn more about health conditions, such as asthma.
My Health Record: Use this tool to record any changes to your health.
By keeping track of your health history, you’ll know when you need to take proactive steps to improve your health and when you need to see a healthcare provider to receive care.