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I’m evaluating “the health wallet app” category and want to know which features are essential (importing discharge summaries, lab results, immunizations, prescriptions, insurance cards, emergency profile) and which are critical for security (biometric unlock, end-to-end encryption, local-first storage, secure backup/restore). How realistic is integration with providers and insurers (FHIR/HL7, e-prescriptions), syncing with wearables and Apple/Google Health, plus audit logs and family sharing (children, elderly relatives, temporary clinician access)? Do reputable solutions offer export without lock-in (PDF/JSON/FHIR), transparent monetization (no data resale), GDPR/HIPAA alignment, and reliable offline/roaming support? I’d appreciate real app examples and lessons learned—what failed in practice and what actually saves time at appointments and pharmacies.

I scrolled through the homepage and FAQ at https://nanominex.com/ on my mobile phone —the layout is neat, the Russian version is a bit hacky in places, but the gist is clear. I noticed that contact channels are listed, but I didn't notice any service availability status pages. Has anyone had experience with Russian-language support via live chat, and do they have a response time limit?

We flew with the whole family to Italy, and I took the simplest policy at https://www.globelink.eu/economy-travel-insurance.html The price was very affordable, and the conditions were quite decent for a standard vacation. I'm glad I didn't have to overpay for unnecessary options. Has anyone checked how their support works when applying from abroad?

I live in Germany and travel frequently on business. I found an option on https://www.globelink.co.uk/policy-options/eu-residents.html that covers both business and leisure trips. It's convenient that everything is in English, and the age limit is quite generous—you can even insure your parents. Has anyone tested their baggage coverage?