The more in control you feel as a person, the more positive an experience it is.
Kate, who had a stem cell transplant in 2015
Note: We plan to discontinue the My Transplant Tracker App during 2025. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. If this is likely to cause you any difficulties, please let us know by emailing us at patientinfo@anthonynolan.org and we will help to address them.
How does the app help?
One side effect you may experience following a stem cell transplant is something called ‘chemo brain’. My Transplant Tracker helps you manage this by keeping everything in one place.
Feel organised
- Easily add your medication and set notifications on your phone to remind you when to take them.
- Store all your medical team’s contact details in one place.
- Set handy appointment reminders.
Keep track of progress
- Record your mood, activity, sleep and diet, so you can discuss any concerns with your transplant team.
- Record your white blood cell count, platelets, haemoglobin and other vital health information.
Feel informed
- Access reliable information and support to help guide you through each stage of your transplant recovery.
- Refer to our easy-to-understand glossary of medical terms.
- Find where to turn to for extra support whenever you need it.
- All our information is accredited by the Patient Information Forum's PiF TICK quality mark.
Feel safe
- The My Transplant Tracker app is passcode protected. All the data you record is completely confidential and is only stored on your own device.
Search for Anthony Nolan My Transplant Tracker in the App Store or in Google play.
The goal is to get back to a ‘normal’ life, whatever that might mean for each individual. ‘Chemo brain’ can really hinder that, and requires a lot of consideration when planning everyday activities.
Rachel, Anthony Nolan Lead Nurse