How El Doc works

From scattered records to a history you can use.

Doc a report, image, voice note or text. El Doc extracts relevant information, connects it across time, keeps the source visible and lets you decide who can access it and for how long.

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New thyroid report

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AddExtractVerifyConnectOutput
Structured record previewSource linked
DocumentMedical record
StatusReady to review
ExtractedObservations · dates · provider
Longitudinal recordFHIR update prepared

Open any extracted item to verify it against the original file before adding it to the health history.

One continuous record journey

Each step keeps the evidence attached.

1
Add

Upload supported reports, medical images, photos and PDFs, or add voice and text notes.

Original retainedRecord ready for processing
2
Extract and verify

AI extracts relevant information while keeping it linked to the document, page and exact source location.

Source-linked dataFlag errors and enter replacements
3
Build the longitudinal record

Information is connected across time using native FHIR resources and a FHIR-compatible data model.

Timeline updatedFHIR exchange and export
4
Understand and ask

See explanations and trends, then ask questions grounded in the record with external knowledge separated as context.

Record assistantSources remain visible
5
Share for care

Choose who can access your El Doc record, set an expiry, review activity and revoke access when needed.

Patient controlledRecipient · duration · activity
Trust through traceability

Bring the whole story into one view.

Compose and organize graphs around the information you want to follow—results, dates, diagnoses, medications and other relevant events. Instead of searching across scattered files, bring the needed data into one graph, in one place, while every item remains linked to its source.

Doc-ed, not scattered.Your records become a connected history you can explore over time.
Longitudinal trend

TSH over time

4.0 mIU/L
COMPOSE THIS VIEW
Diagnosis eventMedication event
TSH concentration · mIU/L
Max 4.0
Min 0.4
Jan 2025Diagnosis: Hashimoto disease
Apr 2026Medication: Euthyrox 25 mg
Date
Jan 2025Diagnosed: Hashimoto disease
Apr 2026Medication: Euthyrox 25 mg
Original source documents4 linked
LABORATORY REPORT · 12 MAR 2026 · PAGE 1Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
5.3 mIU/LHigh
Reference range0.4–4.0 mIU/L
LABORATORY REPORT · 12 SEP 2026 · PAGE 1Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
4.0 mIU/LWithin range
Reference range0.4–4.0 mIU/L
DIAGNOSIS REPORT · 15 JAN 2025Hashimoto’s thyroiditis
Diagnosis linked to timeline
PRESCRIPTION · 03 APR 2026Euthyrox 25 mg

Prescribed dose: 25 mg as recorded

Medication linked to timeline

Illustrative sources—not production medical records. Reference ranges and instructions must always be read from the original document.

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