For the tested
Every report you’ve ever had. Captured, organized — explained.
Forward, snap or upload any lab report, prescription or scan. ExaHealth reads it, files it to the right family member, and keeps a searchable, shareable record of your whole medical history — every marker graded against guidelines and your own baseline, with what changed since last time.
- Reports scattered across WhatsApp, email, drawers and clinic folders
- Nobody can find last year’s report to compare
- The hospital hands you paper you’ll never look at again
Documents
30 total · 4 family members✦ 30 AI insights readyUltrasound — Whole AbdomenAbnormal
25/6/2026 · Imaging report
CBC + Lipid panel — Apollo Diagnostics
2/5/2026 · Lab results
Prescription — Dr Meera Rao
2/5/2026 · Prescription · photo
Discharge summary — Yashoda Hospitals
18/4/2026 · Hospital record
Tdap vaccination — Aarav
3/3/2026 · Vaccination · his profile
Hospital bill — Apollo
18/4/2026 · Medical bill
— 24 more —
Ultrasound — Whole Abdomen
✓ Completeissuer, doctor and dates read from the file — nothing typed
Whole Abdomen (Bilateral)⚠ Abnormal
LIVER: normal in size (128 mm), increased echotexture, no focal lesions. GALLBLADDER: well distended, no calculi…
Filed to Jagadish · linked to the Fatty liver (grade I) condition · original file untouched, one tap away
Built for exactly this moment
Suresh’s annual check-up used to end at the WhatsApp forward.
Now every marker lands on a graded range with his history behind it — what’s in range, what’s drifting, what it means in plain words, and which questions to take to the doctor.
From his last panel
HbA1c 5.9%Borderline
LDL 138 mg/dLHigh — 22 above his usual
TSH 2.1 µIU/mLIn range
Each verdict against WHO / AHA / ICMR ranges and his own baseline — with a doctor-ready summary.
AI reads and structures every report
Drop in a messy multi-page PDF and ExaHealth turns it into clean, categorized results — Haematology, Lipid Profile, Thyroid and more — each test flagged normal or “to watch”, with a plain-English summary at the top.
- Every value parsed into 13+ clinical categories
- Per-test status with an “outside range” filter
- A plain-English summary of the whole report
One search across your entire health
Type a word — “sugar”, “thyroid”, a doctor’s name — and ExaHealth finds it everywhere at once: matching documents, conditions, biomarkers and vitals, with an Ask Exa shortcut to explain any of it in plain English.
- Documents, conditions, biomarkers & vitals — together
- Filter to any category in a tap
- Ask Exa to explain any result on the spot
Medications — captured, or added by hand
Upload a prescription and ExaHealth reads out every medicine automatically — name, dose and frequency, with the clinical context — or add one by name in seconds. Either way it recognises the generic drug and its class (antibiotic, thyroid, BP tablet) and starts tracking adherence.
- Auto from a prescription, or added manually
- Identifies the generic drug and its class
- One tap to start adherence tracking
A risk read on every document
The Analysis tab turns a single report into a plain-English risk assessment — cardiovascular, thyroid, bone, metabolic — with the exact values behind each call, so nothing important slips past.
- An overall and per-area risk (Low → High)
- The specific findings driving each risk
- Grounded in your report — never generic
A trend on every value — labs and imaging
Tap any parameter — a lab marker like triglycerides or an imaging measurement — to see its full history charted against the normal band, with min, average, max and latest, plus what it means for you.
- Every lab and imaging parameter is trended
- Min · Avg · Max · Latest at a glance
- Plotted against the normal-range band
See exactly what changed
The Changes tab lines up this report against your last one — Was → Now, with the reference range — so you can see at a glance what improved, what drifted and what needs attention.
- Was → Now comparison vs your previous report
- Direction and reference range on every marker
- Improving, holding or worsening, called out
A clear timeline of your whole history
Every report, prescription and scan on one chronological timeline — grouped by month and colour-coded by type — so you can retrace your health story at a glance.
- Chronological, month by month
- Colour-coded by document type
- Jump to any visit or report instantly
Share securely with your care team
Grant a doctor or family member view-only access — end-to-end encrypted, revocable any time — and see exactly what was shared and whether it has been opened.
- View-only and end-to-end encrypted
- Revoke access any time
- See what’s shared and if it’s been opened
Everything your documents can do
A real records vault — not a photo dump
Capture, structure, organize, search, share and safeguard every medical document — for your whole family.
Capture with zero typing
Forward on WhatsApp, connect Gmail, snap a photo, share from any app, drag-drop on the web — or pull from ABDM. It files itself.
Every family member
Self, parents, spouse, kids — each with their own records, so the whole family lives in one place.
By provider & category
Browse by facility or by test category, alongside Recent and Timeline views.
Ask Exa about any report
Chat with a document — “what does this mean?”, “is this better than last time?” — grounded in your data.
The original, always kept
The File tab keeps your untouched source PDF or image, alongside the structured read.
Pull from hospitals
Fetch records from ABDM-linked hospitals and labs across India, into the same vault.
Spend, tracked
See what each report and visit cost, and your total spend across providers.
Private by default
Your records are yours. Nothing is shared without your explicit consent.
Export & carry anywhere
One-tap PDF export and a shareable link for any doctor — online or off.
The intelligence layer · Conditions
One low value is a datapoint. Six in a row gets a plan.
Patterns in your records become tracked conditions — each naming its source and confidence, showing the exact records behind it, and carrying a monitoring plan with the guideline cited on every interval.
Vitamin D deficiency
From your lab resultsHigh confidence· identified Aug 2025
Six consecutive panels below the 30 ng/mL line, the lowest at 11. This is a pattern, not a one-off reading.
AI-identified from your records — not a diagnosis
Vitamin D (25-OH)
18 ng/mLLOW
Apollo Diagnostics · 2 May 2026 — every record opens for inspection
One pattern identified → a full preparedness kit assembled
2 labs on a schedule
Vitamin D to confirm progress — and Calcium, added because of the high-dose D
1 companion condition watched
low bone density — with the DEXA scan it suggests raising
Treatment tracked
the prescribed dose, linked so the recheck lands on time
3 lifestyle levers
the specific habits that actually move this number
Is it improving?Improving
12 (Aug 25) → 18 ng/mL (May 26) — up 6 over six readings. The range floor of 30 is drawn, not implied.
The timeline it keeps
Aug 2025 — Identified from lab results — 12 ng/mL, well below the 30 floor
Jan 2026 — Still deficient on repeat — 13 ng/mL after five months untreated
Feb 2026 — Supplement started — Cholecalciferol 60,000 IU weekly
May 2026 — Responding to treatment — 18 ng/mL and rising
What helps
✓20–30 minutes of midday sun on bare forearms counts — through glass does not.
✓Take the weekly dose with a meal that contains fat; absorption roughly doubles.
✓Oily fish, egg yolks and fortified milk help — but food alone rarely fixes a true deficiency.
Monitoring plan
The labs this condition puts on your calendar — including the ones its own treatment asks for.
Vitamin D (25-OH)On track
Confirms the dose is actually moving the level — and catches the rare overshoot.
CalciumOn track
High-dose D can raise calcium in a small minority; a normal calcium says the dose is safe.
Treating it
Cholecalciferol 60,000 IU weekly ACTIVE
The standard loading regimen your doctor prescribed — tracked here so the recheck lands on time.
Travels with
Conditions that often co-occur with this one — split by what your records actually show.
Low bone density WATCH FOR
Years of low vitamin D is the classic route there — and he has never had a DEXA scan, so bone strength is currently unmeasured. Worth raising at the next visit.
6 conditions tracked for him — each on its own page
These are patterns identified from your own records — labs, prescriptions, scans and doctor’s notes — not diagnoses. Each names its source and confidence so you can judge it, and each is a conversation to have with your doctor, not a conclusion to act on alone.
The bigger picture
You came to organize your reports. You’ll leave understanding your health.
Once your documents are in, ExaHealth connects them with your vitals, wearables and conditions into one Health Score across 14 dimensions — so a filing cabinet becomes a clinical picture.
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