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Wellbeing Reports

Trends over time, in language anyone can understand.

Weekly and monthly summaries of check-ins, medication and activity, written as plain sentences rather than charts to decode.

An adult son reading a monthly wellbeing summary on a tablet.

The problem

Day to day, gradual change is hard to see. A slow decline in mood or routine can go unnoticed until it becomes a crisis.

How it works

Wellbeing Reports, step by step.

  1. 1

    Reports are built from check-ins, medication responses and other shared information.

  2. 2

    Each report summarises the week or month in plain sentences.

  3. 3

    Changes from the usual pattern are highlighted gently.

  4. 4

    Authorised family members can view and download reports.

  5. 5

    Reports describe signals, not diagnoses.

Key capabilities

  • Plain sentences

    What changed, written simply.

  • Gentle highlights

    Changes noticed early, without alarm.

  • Week and month

    Short and longer term views.

  • Signals, not diagnoses

    Useful context to discuss with professionals.

Who benefits

What changes, and for whom.

Family

Notice gradual changes early and talk about them together.

Supported user

A clear picture to share with your GP if you wish.

In the product

What it looks like.

Wellbeing ReportsA monthly wellbeing report with a plain language summary.

See Wellbeing Reports in action

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