Health Record · Your details and emergency information

Everything someone needs to help you, in one place

Your details, your carer, your doctors and pharmacy, your health history and your emergency information. Type it once: it’s one press away on every page, and in every printout.

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Kept on your device · No tracking, ever · Large print · Works offline once activated

Who to call for Mary Sample: emergency number, poison help number, blood group, allergies, directives, doctor, specialist, carer, family and pharmacy, each with a phone number — WHO TO CALL IN EMERGENCY opens this, from any page. (Fictional example.)

The buttons at the top of every page

Wherever you are in the app, the same buttons are at the top:

WHO TO CALL IN EMERGENCY shows your emergency numbers, doctor, carer and family at once. On a phone, tap a number to call it. It always works, even if your licence has ended.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL INFO opens your Emergency Sheet and Wallet Card, ready to print.
Backup saves a copy to your Downloads folder; Restore brings one back.
Help opens the help for the page you’re on, and Setup holds your settings and the User Guide.

The top of the Patient Details page: Backup, Restore and Help buttons, and the red WHO TO CALL IN EMERGENCY and EMERGENCY MEDICAL INFO buttons — The same buttons, on every page.

You, and the people who help you

On the Patient page, type who the record is for: your name, address, phone, email, date of birth and blood group.

If someone looks after you, tick A carer or care team is involved and add their name, phone and email, and anyone else in the care team. Your carer gives you two short codes that make sure your weekly report reaches the right person.

You can also copy family members in on the weekly report, and have the report prepared for you automatically each time you start a new week.

Everything saves itself as you type. There’s no Save button to forget.

The Who this is for panel with Mary Sample’s details, her primary carer Nancy Carter, and the carer and patient codes — Who this is for, with a carer and the two codes. (Fictional example.)

Who to call

Your doctor, specialists, pharmacy and preferred hospital, each with a phone number, and your local emergency and poison help numbers.

These feed WHO TO CALL IN EMERGENCY, your Emergency Sheet and your Wallet Card, so when a number changes you change it once and every copy is up to date.

The Who to call section: emergency number 911, poison help number, primary doctor, a cardiologist, a pharmacy and a preferred hospital — Doctors, pharmacy and hospital: typed once. (Fictional example.)

Your health history

The details a new doctor, a hospital or a stand-in carer asks for, kept together:

Allergies and what happens
Conditions and their treatments
Major surgeries, and implants or devices
Immunizations, with dates and when the next is due
Health insurance, advance directives, and your next medication review

Every part is optional: tick a box to open it, and leave out anything you’d rather not record.

The Health record section with two surgeries, two immunizations and a health insurance plan — Surgeries, immunizations and insurance. (Fictional example.)

Emergency Medical Information

One page with what first responders, an emergency room or a fill-in carer look for: who you are, blood group, allergies, conditions, current medicines, implants, directives and who to call.

Print the Emergency Sheet for the fridge door or a go-bag, and the Wallet Card for your purse or wallet. Both are built from what you’ve already typed, so there’s nothing to fill in twice.

The printed Emergency Medical Information sheet for Mary Sample, with blood group A+, a penicillin allergy highlighted, conditions, current medications, implants, immunizations, advance directive and emergency contacts — The Emergency Sheet, ready for the fridge door. (Fictional example.)

Your history, whenever you need it

Every Start New Week saves a WEEKLY BACKUP of the finished week. The History Report brings any span of those weeks together, your medicines and notes, your readings, or both, to print or save as a PDF for an appointment.

Changing computers, or going away with your tablet? Send my records to another device emails you a locked copy to open there.

The History Report screen with a date range and the choice of medications and notes, or vital signs — The History Report: any span of weeks.

Included in every edition

Your free trial includes everything, so you can try every part before you choose. Then pick the edition that fits, by the month or the year.

Medications

$2 a month

or $9.95 a year

Plan your medicines, vitamins and supplements, fill your pill box from photos, tick each dose and print your plan for the fridge.
Vital Signs

$2 a month

or $9.95 a year

Plan your checks, such as blood pressure, glucose and weight, record each reading, and print trend charts and your monitoring plan.
Medications & Vital Signs

$3 a month

or $14.95 a year

Everything in both, in one record. One Carer Report covers your doses, readings and notes. Best value.

Every edition includes your details, Who to call, your health history, Emergency Medical Info with the Emergency Sheet and Wallet Card, backups, the dyslexia-friendly edition and the step-by-step User Guide. Plus 6 free printable companions, from a Family Emergency Contact Tree to an ICE Wallet Card: see the list.

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Prices in US dollars. Any tax is shown at checkout before you pay. Licences never renew by themselves: the app reminds you before yours ends. Paid licences have the same 30-day money-back guarantee as our books: see our Refund Policy.

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