Understand your health.
Take an active role
in your care.

Bring your medical records, everyday symptoms, and questions into one place.
Explore medical knowledge with your own situation in view.

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MyHealthLM

YOUR HEALTH, CONNECTED

A clearer picture of you.

Your health timeline

Nov 8

Visit summary

Questions and next steps from your visit

Nov 6

Lab results

Original report and date in one place

Nov 4

Symptom note

What you noticed between appointments

What would you like
to understand?

Start with your records, or the question on your mind.

Your records + medical knowledge

Your health story,
together.

Records capture your appointments.
You know what happens in between.

Bring the clinical details and your lived experience into one place. Keep the source of each report, the questions it raises, and the changes you notice over time.

Records with their original sources
Medicines, history, and care plans
Your symptoms, priorities, and goals

A CONTINUING HEALTH STORY

Your health timeline

Nov 8

Visit summary

Questions and next steps from your visit

Nov 6

Lab results

Original report and date in one place

Nov 4

Symptom note

What you noticed between appointments

A record is more useful when you can see where it fits.
Daily journalTODAY

How are you feeling today?

NOTE

More tired after my morning walk.

Choose how you feel, then keep it in your journal.

Capture how you feel,
while it is fresh.

The small things are part of the story.

A change in energy. A symptom that comes and goes. A question you remember after an appointment. Keep a simple, ongoing record so you have more than memory to rely on.

  • Log how you feel and what changed
  • Add timing, severity, and daily context
  • Bring a clearer account to your care team

Medical knowledge.
In your context.

Your records tell one part of the story. Research can help you understand it.

What should I ask about this report?

A useful next conversation starts with the result, what it means in your situation, and the recommended follow-up.

  1. How does this compare with my earlier results?
  2. What other information affects the interpretation?
  3. What should happen next, and when?
Start with the original record

Keep the report date and the clinician’s recommendation visible.

Sources alongside the explanation

Understand the answer.
See the evidence.

Go from unfamiliar terms to useful questions. Explore different kinds of medical knowledge, with their limits and relevance made clear.

Clinical guidance

Understand recommendations and how the population they cover relates to you.

Published research

Explore findings, uncertainties, and questions worth discussing with your team.

Treatments and clinical trials

Learn about options and participation requirements in the context of your history.

A workspace that grows
with your story.

01

Tell your story

Bring records, history, medicines, and your goals together.

02

Keep it current

Add new results and the changes you notice day to day.

03

Ask and understand

Explore questions with context and sources you can review.

04

Prepare for care

Bring a clearer history and focused questions to your next visit.

A few common
questions.

What is MyHealthLM?

MyHealthLM is a personal health workspace designed to bring medical records, everyday experiences, and medical knowledge into one continuing story. The aim is to help you understand information and prepare for care.

How does it help me make sense of medical information?

MyHealthLM connects your questions with the context you choose to add, then presents explanations with sources you can review. You can use those explanations to prepare questions for a clinician. AI-generated information can be incomplete or mistaken.

Does it decide whether I need screening or treatment?

No. MyHealthLM helps organize information and explain guidance. Your clinician confirms whether screening, further evaluation, or a treatment is appropriate. The condition pages distinguish preventive screening from evaluation of symptoms and care after diagnosis.

Your story.
A clearer next step.

Bring your history, questions, and next steps together.

Start my health story