Compassana Quiz number 17: Right or wrong?

Once a month we put your knowledge to the test. Is that right? The Compassana app has an integrated secure messaging function for communicating with doctors.

Ricarda Hoppe

05 May 2026

Right or wrong — We test your knowledge of the Compassana app. (Image: Shutterstock)

Right: You can use the app to contact your doctor and keep track of the conversation. You can also get your health information from your healthcare provider in digital format on your app and keep it safe and organised. This makes it easier to communicate and collaborate with your doctor, pharmacist, therapist or hospital staff. For efficient care without information gaps and better chances of treatment success.

What does the Compassana app offer you?
The Compassana app is constantly developing its functions and services – this is just the beginning. In future, you will be able to adapt your treatment pathway even better to your health needs and at the same time ensure the protection of your health data.

Simple medication list
Symptom check
Relevant contact persons
Medication reordering and prescription renewal
Personal timeline
Clear insurance guide
Easy document access
Convenient appointment booking
Secure communication

Download the Compassana app directly here.

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