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Review care details & generate your CAIR Analysis

Turn a pile of records into one clear picture: a plain-language analysis, trends drawn from every result so far, and a timeline of how everything unfolded.

Where: your care event You'll need: at least one record imported Time: about five minutes

Start here once records are in

The analysis reads what's already in the care event, so it's worth adding the records you have first — see add your first record. One record is enough to begin; the picture sharpens as you add more.

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Open the care event home

Each section — vitals, timeline, labs, medications — starts collapsed with a one-line summary, so you can scan the whole picture first and open only what you need.

Care event · Overview

› Recent labs 8 results 2 outside normal
› Medications 6 active
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Generate the CAIR Agent Analysis

This is the big one: the CAIR Agent reads every record in the care event together and writes a plain-language account of where things stand — what's settled, what's still open, and what changed.

CAIR Agent High confidence

Your mother's atrial fibrillation has been stable since the March medication change. Two follow-ups remain open: the echo review and a kidney-function recheck…

↻ Update analysis

Added new records since last time? Choose Update analysis to fold them in — the analysis doesn't rewrite itself on its own.

Cross-record analyses draw from your plan's monthly CAIR Analysis allowance — separate from record intake.
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Scan vitals and trends

Key measurements get their own tiles, with trend lines drawn from every record so far. Flagged values are marked, not just coloured, so nothing rides on colour alone.

Vitals & test results

Blood pressure
128/82
Trending down since March
Potassium
5.4 mmol/L
▲ outside normal
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Walk the timeline: How This Unfolded

Every visit, test and change lands on one timeline built from your records. Dates wrong? Choose Edit to fix a date, hide an event, or add one by hand.

How This Unfolded

May 2 Cardiology consult — medication adjusted
Apr 11 Echocardiogram
Mar 4 ER visit — palpitations
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Check labs and medications

Labs show in-range and out-of-range at a glance; medications list what's active versus prior. Spot one that isn't yours, or that was stopped months ago? Remove it — the analysis respects your corrections.

Medications

Metoprolol 50 mg Active
Eliquis 5 mg Active
Digoxin Prior

What the analysis is, and isn't

  • It's written from your records — the ones in this care event, and nothing else.
  • It's a snapshot. Add records, then update the analysis to bring it current.
  • It's an aid to understanding, not medical advice. Take it to your care team, don't act on it in place of them.