Produce a longitudinal health report your patient takes home. In minutes.
Bloodwork, screening, immunization and body composition across every visit a patient has had, against your clinic’s ranges, laid out clearly enough that they can follow it at home.
sample report, page one
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four years of history, multiple labs
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Upload the labs you already receive
PDFs from the labs you use today, with no change to how you order.
Confirm what was read
Every value appears beside the source document before it reaches a chart. Nothing is saved without someone agreeing to it.
Generate the report
One document covering the patient’s full history, under your clinic’s name, ready to hand over.
Four years of a patient’s results, read in one sitting.
A full synthetic report, generated from the same template a clinic uses. Nothing here is rebuilt for the website.
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Bloodwork across every draw
43 biomarkers against your reference ranges, tracked over the patient’s whole history rather than the last few tests.
Screening and immunization
Colorectal, cervical, breast and bone density alongside the labs, with the next date on every line.
Body composition and device data
Weight, muscle mass, visceral fat, continuous glucose summaries, ambulatory blood pressure.
Follow-up dates your clinic set
Intervals come from rules your physician approves, not a framework you inherited.
Built for private clinics running frequent lab panels for patients in ongoing care. Longevity, functional and preventive practices, typically two to six providers.
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Patient names and dates of birth stay in your EMR. Arcona stores lab values against the patient identifier your EMR already uses.
Data is hosted in Canada. Every access is logged and visible to you.
An information manager agreement is ready for your signature, drafted to Alberta’s Health Information Act.
Per clinic, in Canadian dollars
Introductory rates for the first clinics to sign.
Introductory, regular
to 200 active patients
Introductory, regular
to 500 active patients
Introductory, regular
to 1000 active patients
Beyond 1000 patients,
or multiple sites
- Data stored in Canada
- No patient names held
- Agreement drafted to Health Information Regulation s. 7.2
- Audit log readable by your clinic