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Immunization records

Every vaccine, counted once.

Add your official vaccination record and old paper records. exora shows each vaccine once, what is due, and reminds you before it is.

Due is not given

An official record can list doses due as well as doses given. exora keeps them apart.

From a vaccine to the page it came from

Each dose shows the brand, batch, who gave it and where. If two records might be one dose, you are asked first.

  1. The Immunizations list for a test child: due vaccines at the top, then vaccinated ones such as Infanrix hexa with 3 doses recorded.

    Tap a vaccine

  2. Infanrix hexa open: three doses on record, each dated with the one document that records it.

    Tap a dose's documents

  3. The source page open on a sample Blue Book immunization record, with the Infanrix hexa dose line highlighted.

    See the line it was read from

See what is due next

Answer a few questions, such as your country, and in Australia, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander status. Your doses are then matched to that country's schedule: Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the US or the UK.

  1. Given, overdue and due soon, by age.
  1. No paper for it? Tick it off, even "I don't remember when".

Fix a dose

Set a date to the day, month or year, or mark a dose wrong. Your documents never change.

A reminder for each child

Each child gets their own profile and reminders, on iPhone and Android. It names who, never which vaccine.

Ask in chat

Ask what is due. Say "I had my flu shot today" and it drafts a card. Nothing is added until you tap Add.

What exora is, and is not

Not connected to any government immunization register or health record. In Australia, we're working on connecting to the Australian Immunisation Register and My Health Record. Once that's ready, and you agree to connect, your records will flow in on their own. Until then exora works from the documents you add, so your official record is still the one your country's register or health service keeps. The schedule is general information, not medical advice.

Questions

A vaccine is missing from my official record. What now?

Ask the provider who gave it to add it to your official record.

Put every vaccine in one place

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Illustrations use sample data.