Ask your own record
Answers come from your visits and nothing else, so if it wasn't said, it says so.
Clareo records your appointment and writes it back in words you can use.
Good morning
Ava Bennett
Cardiology follow-up
Summarised18min
Overview
Questions to ask
6
Terms explained
12
Still to do
3
Visits this month
Monthly ˅Recent visits
A summary of what was decided, what to watch for, and what happens next.
Every dose and date lifted from the conversation, not your memory.
Send the visit to whoever came with you, or whoever couldn't.
Cardiology follow-up
Tuesday, 14 August
Decided
NewStart a daily statin
Watch for
1thing
Follow-up
8wks
Shared
2people
Shared with
Put the phone face down and Clareo handles the rest, bad signal included.
18min
Saved on this phone. It uploads when you are back.
The parts of an appointment that slip away in the ten minutes after it ends.
Answers come from your visits and nothing else, so if it wasn't said, it says so.
Every term nobody stopped to define, put in plain English.
Drafted from what was discussed, including the ones that never got a straight answer.
One link to the visit summary, revoked the moment you say so.
Photograph a letter or a lab printout and it is read, filed and explained.
Matched against your record, and only the ones recruiting near you.
The ones people ask before their first appointment.
Yes, always ask first: recording law varies by country and state, and most clinicians say yes when it is not a surprise.
It is deleted as soon as the transcript exists, so all that remains is encrypted text.
No, it explains what was said and never diagnoses, suggests a dose, or tells you to stop a treatment.
Only you, plus anyone you send a link to, and revoking that link takes effect immediately.
It saves to your phone in pieces as it goes, so a locked screen or a lost signal never loses what came before.
Yes, as long as your device can hear both sides, and consent matters just as much remotely.
Yes, and deleting a visit removes its summary, transcript and attachments for good.
Record your next appointment and read it back the same evening.