Twelve areas. One record.
Your record is sorted into twelve areas, and each Agent knows one of them best. Every Agent on your team reads all of it. You choose which areas your care team can see, and mental health stays off until you turn it on.
Tuesday
Good morning.
CassiaSleep 6 h 10, recovery a little low. Want an easier ride today? We'll look at Thursday's labs together.
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Your health happens every day. A yearly visit sees one morning of it. Your dashboard shows what changed overnight and what your Agents want you to see.
Everything about your health lives in one place, and every Agent reads it.
Your record is sorted into twelve areas, and each Agent knows one of them best. Every Agent on your team reads all of it. You choose which areas your care team can see, and mental health stays off until you turn it on.
Tell Rowan about your knee, and Cassia plans an easier week. Nothing you tell an Agent is added to your record without your OK.
Tell an Agent, snap a label, add a file or connect a device.
I started a new blood pressure pill today.
Want me to add it to your record?
Mention a new pill, a sore knee or a goal. The Agent asks first, then your whole team sees it.
Drop in labs, imaging reports and visit notes from your dashboard, or scan a one-time link with your phone camera.
Photograph any bottle or box. Adrian reads the medicine, the strength and the directions, leaves out your name and prescription number, and writes the entry for you to check.
See every number over time, against the range that applies to it.
Pin three numbers or all of them. The Agent who knows each one best watches it, against your usual range or the range on your lab report.
A yearly visit sees one morning of it. See every number over time, against the range that applies to it.
Share what your doctor needs, and talk with any Agent you like.
Send a link to the parts you pick, with a code you give them. You choose when it closes.
Hazel
Cassia
Marcus
Theo
Rowan
AdrianThey explain what a number or a report means and help you plan what to ask your doctor. They don't diagnose. That call is your doctor's.
Talk with Hazel