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Where HealthPortfolio helps most
Anyone who wants their health information in one place and in plain words. Here is how it helps in four common situations.
People with a long-term condition
Keep vitals, labs and medicines for one condition together, see the trend between visits, and read plain-language explanations in the Medical Codex.
- Condition management hubs (Advanced)
- Vitals and lab trends
- Medication list, with interaction checks on Advanced
- Goals and a daily roadmap
Good to know. It is not a monitoring service. It will not alert a clinician for you.
See the Medical CodexFamily members and caregivers
Keep one clear picture of the person you look after, and invite someone you trust to help.
- Invite family or friends
- One medication list with refill reminders
- Documents and vaccination records in one archive
- Medical ID
Good to know. Sharing is by invitation from the account holder. It does not replace formal healthcare proxy arrangements.
See records and sharingAnyone preparing for a doctor visit
Turn scattered results into one short summary, and share it with your doctor by a link you control.
- My Health Summary
- Export a report
- Share with your doctor
- Potential risk cards to discuss (Advanced)
Good to know. Risk cards are for discussion. They are not a diagnosis.
See the health summaryPeople who want to stay on top of everyday health
Track mood, stress and goals, and keep a record of your screenings and vaccinations.
- Mood and stress check-ins
- Goals and milestones
- Vaccinations and screenings
- Reminders you control
Good to know. If you only need a step counter, a fitness app is lighter.
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