Laboratory reports
Organize readable dates, lab details, marker names, values, units and stated ranges for chronological review.
Health document organizer
Keep health documents organized—and the source close.
Upload a lab report or clinician document. KnowsYou can extract readable details, organize them beside your wellness record and help you prepare questions for a professional.
KnowsYou does not determine clinical meaning, diagnose a condition or recommend treatment.
Two kinds of health record
Organize supplied information without inventing medical advice.
Lab reports and clinician-provided instructions stay distinct. In both cases, the document or named professional—not the agent—is the source.
Clinician-provided instructions
Save a clinician's wording with the source, specialty, title and document date when those details are available.
From upload to review
Four steps to a source-checked record.
Extraction makes information easier to find. It can still contain transcription mistakes.
Upload in chat
Attach a supported PDF or image while talking to the agent.
Extract readable details
Create structured fields from text the system can read.
Compare with the source
Check names, dates, values, units and ranges against the attachment.
Prepare questions
Organize neutral questions to take to a qualified professional.
Source handling
Return to the attachment when a detail matters.
A PDF remains available in its uploaded form. An image is resized and re-encoded, so the attachment available in KnowsYou is a processed image rather than the original file.
Scans, photographs, handwriting, unusual layouts and low-contrast text can reduce extraction quality. Keep your authoritative records.
What to check
Small transcription details can matter.
Review the organized record before using it as a personal reference.
- Laboratory name and report date
- Marker names, values and decimal points
- Units and reference ranges on that report
- Any text that was unreadable or omitted
Clinician instructions
Keep the wording connected to its source.
KnowsYou can store and faithfully restate a supplied recommendation with attribution. It must not extend that text into a new recommendation of its own.
A clinician instruction and a treatment routine are separate records. Uploading an instruction does not automatically create or change a medication reminder.
Questions, not conclusions
Use the agent to prepare for a conversation.
Ask KnowsYou to locate supplied details, list what you should compare with the source or organize neutral questions for your clinician.
What it can do
Store, extract, organize and source-check.
Use the Health area to make user-supplied material easier to revisit and to keep uncertainty visible.
What it cannot do
No diagnosis, clinical interpretation or treatment choice.
Check the source and discuss results with a qualified professional. Never start, stop or change treatment based on KnowsYou.
Organize one document, then check the source.
Upload a report, review the extracted record carefully and take your unanswered questions to a qualified professional.