VA Launchpad APK
Version 1.2 - gov.va.mobilelaunchpadmobilelaunchpad,health,fitness,launchpad
Launchpad application for VA applications
APP Information
| Download Version | 1.2 (6) |
| Apk Size | 9.19 MB |
| App Developer | US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) |
| Malware Check | TRUSTED |
| Install on Android | 5.0 and up |
| App Package | gov.va.mobilelaunchpad.apk |
| MD5 | fcbe2764b7ee46032b287111533812c4 |
| Rate | 5 |
| Website | http://www.va.gov |
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App Description
VA Launchpad is mobilelaunchpad,health,fitness,launchpad, content rating is Everyone (PEGI-3). This app is rated 5 by 1 users who are using this app. To know more about the company/developer, visit US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) website who developed it. gov.va.mobilelaunchpad.apk apps can be downloaded and installed on Android 5.0 and higher Android devices. The Latest Version of 1.2 Available for download. Download the app using your favorite browser and click Install to install the application. Please note that we provide both basic and pure APK files and faster download speeds than APK Mirror. This app APK has been downloaded 38+ times on store. You can also download gov.va.mobilelaunchpad APK and run it with the popular Android Emulators.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Launchpad helps Veterans and their Caregivers find and use VA apps. The VA Launchpad organizes VA apps and capabilities to help you more easily find the tools VA has made available for you. Links to new apps automatically appear in the VA Launchpad when they become available, making it simpler to find the resources needed to interact with VA. You can also provide feedback directly to VA within VA Launchpad. With VA Launchpad, VA intends to help you discover and integrate available VA apps into your life. Both native app and web app links are accessible in the VA Launchpad. Native apps are available for download through the Apple App Store or Google Play. Once you download a native app, you can open it directly from your device or from the VA Launchpad. Web apps will open and run in your device’s browser. Apps you open from the VA Launchpad that access your Electronic Health Record (EHR) will require you to log in. These apps have a padlock symbol to indicate that credentials are required. With VA Launchpad, you can access apps within these categories: - Manage my health - Communicate with my care team - Share my vital health information with my care team - Improve my mental health - Improve my life
App ChangeLog
- Initial release
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Apk scan results
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David Gonzalez
Just an app to make you download other apps. All of these should be gathered on just one application but that's how the government works, because it's the same on computer, you have to use 4 different ways to log in taking you to 4 different pages instead of being direct to he point. With all these different ways to log in there are a lot of problems and you end up not being able to get anywhere and frustrated. On pc is the same.
Elizabeth Lacey
App sucks......the only app that works is the VA Refill app. This Launch app doesn't even get me there, I have to use the apps separately. This is stupid, there's no reason all the sites, help, health, rx, we need cannot be accessed by 1 application. Separating them like this just makes it harder.
Mike McCrorey
It shouldn't have been released or advertised as is. Anyone that can download an app can already do what it already does: it bookmarks useful pages. If I could log in and do all of the mobile options from MyHealtheVet it'd be great, if it didn't just point to apps that don't even exist (chat, Annie, etc.) then it'd be useful. It is, therefore, not useful. Who at the VA is getting conned into paying for this?
Gerald Schultz
it is useful in that it consolidates the various links for the VA in one place, but it really isn't anything more than that; it doesn't add more functionality than just independently visiting the links in your browser. When clicked, those links just open in a browser. The VA needs to modernize and streamline its disparate structure and employ developers to create more immersive native apps, like myChart.
Joan Tansy
The app crashes every time I try to use it and installed adds that pop up over the top of messages and others apps and each time you unlock the phone. These adds are draining my battery and making my phone hot. Uninstalling the app does not remove the adds and there does not appear to be a way to remove them. I had to do a factory reset to remove the veterans adds and then reinstall the few apps I do want to use.
Wynne Linden
If only all the apps themselves worked. I selected VA Refill, Sync My Health and both have issues. In the case of Sync My Health - it's only for invited users. How annoying - a useful tool anyone might want to have and it's not well advertised as unavailable. The VA Refill appears to not work at all for me. I'm using Android v9, Note 8 and very tech savvy. I really like the concept of this app. Just hate being teased by apps I want and then finding out not available or does not work.
Jon-Michael Troche
This app is just a site redirector. Everything init redirects you to the website equivalent. Worst of all, it's pretty broken this time and most of the redirects send you to wrong or blank sites (if the link action even works). Poor design and function leave little hope for an actually for functional tool to navigate the VA Health System any time soon.
Michael Richardson
It is technically an app, but so is the email and browser I already have and know how to use. I did not need another app to take me into those apps. In fact, the only reason I installed this was the hope that I would have a more direct way to use secure messaging. This only adds one more layer.
Jim Johnson
There is nothing wrong with this app at all. Yes it is only a directory why does that bother people. It saves from searching the web. Your getting basically free medical for life and get some of best care available. I know people paying $2000 @ month that would be ecstatic to only have to press a few more keys. Unbelievable reactions. Try signing up for Obama Care and see what that cost a month and the hoops you have to jump through for that. 🙄 If you have a bad medical history your denied. 😫
Complex Robot
Worst app ever. Refers to apps via web browsers but not within app. Might as well have it all built in instead of having to refer to other apps. VA video chat is not even built in let alone there is no android app. Says click for android to download then redirects you to another link saying you can do it in browser. Apple has a app but not android users. It's made complicated and not easy for veterans. I doubt if the VA cares to listen us Veterans.