Health Record · Vital signs

Your checks planned once, your readings in one place

Blood pressure, glucose, weight and the other checks you, your carer or your doctor want, each with how to measure it and what your doctor said to do. Record each reading when it’s due, add how you feel, and see the trend. No readings book to rule up each week.

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Trend charts for the last 14 days: blood pressure coming down from about 146 over 88, and morning blood glucose readings — Trend charts: the last 14 days at a glance. (Fictional example.)

Why it’s easier than a readings book

Set up once. Your checks and their times carry forward every week.
Your doctor’s instructions on every card. How to measure, and when to call.
Only today’s checks. Each one due today has its own card.

The time is filled in for you. Units and dates too.
See the trend. 14-day charts and overviews, ready to print.
A new week is one button. Nothing to rule up or copy out.

1. Plan your checks once

Open Vital Signs → Planner, choose a check and press Add this check. Choose from blood pressure, pulse, blood glucose, oxygen saturation, temperature, weight, breathing rate, pain, mood, alertness, symptoms and falls, or something else.

For each one, record:

why it’s being checked, and the medicine it relates to, if any;
when: morning, noon, afternoon or bedtime, or another time;
how to measure it, already filled in with good practice, which you can change;
what your doctor said to do if a reading is unusual, and which signs mean calling for help now;
when to review the check.

Your carer can set up your checks for you, along with your medicines.

A blood pressure check on the Vital Signs Planner: why it is checked, morning and bedtime, how to measure, two readings a minute apart, and what to do if it is unusual — One check, planned once, with your doctor’s instructions. (Fictional example.)

2. Each day: record each reading as it’s due

Open the Daily Log. Each check due today has its own card, grouped by time of day, with how to measure it and your doctor’s instructions right there as you take the reading.

Type the reading, check the time it was taken (it fills itself in) and press Record it. Record each reading when you take it, not later from memory.

Something happened? + Dizziness, fall or other symptom records it even when no check is planned, and + An extra reading now adds one more.

The Vital Signs Daily Log for Thursday morning: a blood pressure card with the doctor’s instructions and two readings, and a blood glucose card — The day’s cards, with the instructions on each. (Fictional example.)

3. Say how you feel

Every reading has an Anything to note? box: felt dizzy standing up, took it after a walk, missed breakfast. The note stays with the reading, so your carer and doctor see them together.

With the Medications & Vital Signs edition, your daily notes, side effects and questions for your doctor go into the same weekly Carer Report.

The Daily Notes and Journal with dated notes for the carer and the doctor and a side effect — Notes for your carer and doctor (with Medications). (Fictional example.)

4. See the trend, and print it

From Go To Reports, print or save as PDF:

Trend Charts: each check over the last 14 days;
14 Day Overview and Day Vital Signs;
your Monitoring Plan, to take to an appointment;
a Blank Week Form for the fridge, to write readings on by hand and type in later;
the History Report, for any span of weeks.

Trend charts for blood pressure and blood glucose over the last 14 days — Trend Charts, ready to print or save as PDF. (Fictional example.)

5. End of the week: send it, start again

Carer Report sends your carer one locked file with every reading and note from the week, from your own email.

Then Start New Week: the finished week is saved as your WEEKLY BACKUP, the week moves on seven days, and your checks are ready again. Nothing to fill in.

The Carer Report button and the message naming the locked file to attach in the email to the carer — The Carer Report: one locked file, sent from your own email. (Fictional example.)

Try it free for 30 days

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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