The app captures standardized patient photos using on-screen guides and patented photo ghosting. It allows providers to sign digital forms, complete clinical notes, and use visual education tools.
Track symptoms, medications, and lab results for liver and GI conditions. View treatment plans and appointment schedules. Share notes with healthcare providers and set reminders for follow-ups and tests.
Track intake, weight, and blood pressure. Log appointments and note symptoms. Access nutrition tips and medical information on kidney disease, heart disease, and hyponatremia. Set reminders for limits and medical follow-ups.
Log peptide reconstitution details including total amount, diluent, dosing, and preparation dates. Save and organize vial records with usage logs. Browse a general peptide reference library. Calculate and track dosing schedules.
Track seizures and auras with daily logging and progress tracking. Log medication intake and seizure-free days. View historical data to identify patterns and triggers. Set reminders for medication and appointments.
View DICOM images stored on a 7 server directly on iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch. Access radiologic images without transferring files. Use for patient education and explaining findings.
Track behaviors and health metrics for individuals with brain-based disorders. Create personalized profiles to identify influencing factors. Map connections between brain, body, and behavior. Set reminders and monitor progress over time.
Identify plants using AI-powered image recognition. Learn instructions including watering, lighting, and soil needs. Track health with symptom analysis. Receive customized cultivation tips and seasonal guidance.
Healthcare providers and coaches can communicate with patients via HIPAA-compliant messaging. Share real-time health data securely. Schedule virtual check-ins and monitor patient progress remotely. Send reminders and track treatment adherence.
Estimate for 26 types based on 350 factors. Display results for 10-, 20-, and 30-year timeframes. Subdivide results by anatomical or pathological subtypes when possible. Provide assessment without diagnostic claims.