When care is hours away, the record has to travel with you.
Rural families often rely on a local clinic, a regional hospital and a specialty center a long drive away. Each one keeps its own record in its own patient portal, and none of them sees the whole picture.
The person who holds it together is usually a caregiver: a parent, a daughter, a spouse. They carry the medications, diagnoses, appointments and treatment history from one office to the next, often for more than one person.
With HealthLog.si, one caregiver account manages the records of several family members, each with that person's consent or as their parent or legal guardian. Records from different health systems arrive in one log, whichever record system each one runs on, so the distant specialist and the local clinic work from the same history.
Clinical concept originator: Krisha Pahwa.
Built for the long drive.
One account, several people
Family Hub lets one caregiver look after a child's record and an elderly parent's from one sign-in. Each person keeps their own log and their own sharing rules.
Every health system in one log
The local clinic, the regional hospital and the specialty center each send what they hold. You stop being the courier between patient portals.
Ready before you set off
Visit Prep gives you a one-page health summary and the questions worth asking, so the appointment starts with the full history instead of re-telling it.
Works without a signal
Offline Access keeps the health summary, medication list and emergency details on your phone, for clinics and roads with no coverage.
Telehealth with the full picture
Share the log before a video visit, so the doctor on the screen sees what a doctor in the room would.
Paper still counts
Paper Scan turns printed results and discharge papers from smaller clinics into entries in the log, next to everything else.
An example: a caregiver in a rural New Mexico county looks after a child with a long-term condition and an elderly parent who is treated in two different health systems. Both records sit under one account, and every provider they visit sees a complete history.