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Language and Region

How it works

From scattered pages to one record you can understand.

Results, letters and discharge summaries from every clinic you have seen. exora reads them all and gives you one record, with every line traced back to the page it came from.

PhotoEnglishIMG_4471.HEIC
PDF, 38 pagesEnglishDischarge summaryRoyal North Hospital
WordEnglishReferral letter.docx
PDFSpanishAnálisis de sangre.pdfLaboratorio, Madrid
PhotoFrenchIMG_4502.HEICOrdonnance, Lyon
PDFEnglishImmunisation history.pdf
PDFItalianLettera di dimissioneOspedale, Roma
PDF, 12 pagesEnglishCardiology reportSpecialist
64 files212 pages9 clinics4 languages
1

Add everything, as it is

PDFs, phone photos of paper, Word letters and scans, from any clinic, hospital or lab. Repeated, out of order or in another language is fine.

All the ways to add to your record →
Uploads
PDF
Discharge summary
38 pages
Read
JPG
IMG_4471.HEIC
Photo of paper
Read
DOC
Referral letter.docx
Word, 2 pages
Read
PDF
Análisis de sangre.pdf
Spanish, 4 pages
Read
2

Every page is read, and sorted into visits

One long document often covers several visits. exora reads every page, photos and other languages included, and works out which visit each one belongs to.

Discharge summaryRoyal North Hospital
38 pages
Emergency3 March 2024 · pages 1 to 9
Cardiology review11 March 2024 · pages 10 to 27
Discharge14 March 2024 · pages 28 to 38
3

Every detail is picked out, with its source

Medicines, conditions, results, allergies, vaccines and procedures, each named with its standard medical code and linked to the line it came from.

Type 2 diabetesCondition
SNOMED CT 44054006
Cardiology review, p. 14
Metformin 500 mgMedicine
Twice daily
Cardiology review, p. 14
HbA1c 7.2%Result
LOINC 4548-4
Cardiology review, p. 14
PenicillinAllergy
Rash
Cardiology review, p. 14
5

One record you can actually use

Everything in one place and in date order. Search it, follow a result over the years, or ask a question and get the answer with its page.

21Visits
11Conditions
9Medicines
46Results
5Vaccines
1Allergy
When did my HbA1c last go up?Answered from your record, with the page it came from
6

Share it, on your terms

Give a doctor, a partner or a carer access. You choose what they can do and for how long, and you can take it back at any time.

At an appointment, read out six digits and your doctor sees your record once, in any browser, with no account.

For your doctor 482 913 They type this in to see your record during the visit.

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exora is free to start, on iPhone, Android and the web.

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