The Record

Your whole medical history, finally in one place. Every institution rebuilt into one record, with a ledger of everything that does not agree. $5,000 once for the first person, $2,500 for each additional household member, delivered inside thirty days, and yours to keep.

1Emergency brief
  • Active problems, true allergies and implanted hardware with MRI compatibility, checked across every portal
  • Directives, surrogate and lead clinician, confirmed at each hospital
2Diagnosis history
  • A diagnosis table: when, which doctor, and the evidence or tests behind it
  • Hospital stays, surgeries and treatment changes, dated
3Medication list
  • Each medication with its reason, dose and prescriber
  • Stopped medications kept, with dates and reasons
  • The pharmacies of record
4Appointment log
  • Every past appointment: outcome, medication changes, what was recommended
  • Whether each recommendation actually happened
5Tests and trends
  • Every test result, trended over time
  • A dated log of scans and procedures (MRI, CT, TAVR and the like), with where each was done
  • Custom built by a data scientist, so results from every hospital and practice line up on one chart, across the years
6Discrepancy ledger

A consolidated overview across diagnoses, medications, appointment recommendations and test trends: what is known, and what is unresolved. Each open item carries its sources and the specialist it is routed to. It is a log of the data, not a recommendation.

  • Diagnoses: findings that disagree between reports, or provisional ones never confirmed.
  • Medications: dose differences between lists, and monitoring nobody owns.
  • Appointment recommendations: follow-ups advised and never completed.
  • Test trends: results that are stale, missing, or out of line with the rest.

Yours three ways: a tabbed binder for exam rooms and emergency departments, an encrypted online vault you can share with family out of state, and a copy on a drive you keep.

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