Health Records

A record for every family member: visits, vaccines, medications, test results, growth. One place per person, so when a form asks for the date of the last tetanus shot or a doctor asks what medication a child is on, you have the answer.

• Visit: a GP, specialist, dentist, or hospital visit.
• Immunisation: a vaccine given.
• Medication: a current or past prescription.
• Test result: pathology, imaging, or screening results.
• Measurement: height, weight, head circumference, and vital signs over time.
• Milestone: developmental milestones for young children.
• Allergy and Condition: standing facts like allergies, chronic conditions, and blood type.

The quickest way is to tell the assistant in plain language:

• “Saw the GP yesterday, prescribed antihistamines for Liam”
• “Record Sophie's 4-year-old vaccines from today”
• “Log Mia's height as 102cm and weight 16kg”

It pulls out the member, the record type, the date, and the details, and saves a structured record. You can also add and edit records directly on the Health page.

Alongside the structured records, each member has a free-text health diary for the prose that doesn't fit a tidy field, e.g. “rash flared up after the new washing powder, settled in two days”. The assistant keeps it up to date as you mention things.

Health records are family data: visible to the adults in your family and scoped to your family, so other families can't see them. KinLife staff don't browse them, though an administrator can open an assistant conversation that mentions them, as described in Privacy & security.