Our company, MyMedLab, is a direct-to-consumer provider of the same lab tests used by doctors and hospitals. The difference is that we create a single solution of quality testing, physician oversight, and local sample collection into a simple consumer experience. Consumers have access to nearly 200 tests both individually and profiles bases on their specific age, sex and family history.

We are seeing a ground swell of interest across all demographics of people who have begun to get involved. Some from financial necessity or past experiences, others simply because they already do those types of personal oversight in their legal and financial matters.

Regardless of why you do it, the benefits of creating “baseline” health data and tracking changes over time are easy to see.

1. If you are young and healthy, you can create a starting point to compare to as you get older.

2. If you are middle aged and haven’t seen a doctor in a while, it gives you an unbiased evaluation of your current health.

3. If you are older or suffer from chronic disease, you get directly involved in your care.

Our message is simple. “Get involved in your health care. Your life and your family are depending on it.”

David Clymer
CEO
MyMedLab

There is another website which I found useful for tracking my health is http://www.lifemojo.com

They allow diet and activity tracking with calorie content. Also one can track sleeping hours and water consumed.

Thanks!