Autoimmune conditions rarely stay in one specialty: rheumatology, gastroenterology, dermatology, endocrinology and your GP each hold a piece of the story. Continuum orders the reports, values and medication changes into one page.
No portal, no software for the clinic. You upload, Continuum organises, you bring one page.
Photos or PDFs, complete or not. Whatever you have is enough to start.
No account needed to try it. Your files are deleted after processing.
When the diagnosis takes years, the order of events matters. The timeline shows which symptom appeared when, and which doctor saw what.
Rheumatology, gastroenterology, dermatology, endocrinology, GP: everyone asks the same questions. The brief answers them before the appointment starts.
The optional symptom interview records what flared, where, and what changed shortly before, so the pattern is on paper instead of in your memory.
Symptoms in the skin, the joints and the gut can belong to one picture. The brief puts them side by side; the interpretation stays with your doctors.
At the end of every brief there are three questions you might raise. They are derived from your history, not from a recommendation. For this journey they might look like:
They are prompts, not instructions. Cross out what you do not want to raise.
Many briefs are prepared by a daughter, a son or a partner. Continuum works the same way when the records are not your own: gather, upload, bring one page.
How caregivers use ContinuumTry it without an account: your files are deleted as soon as the brief is built. If you save a brief, it is stored AES-256 encrypted, and you can delete it, or your whole account, in one step. GDPR followed.
More on securityPhotos of paper reports, lab printouts, the medication plan with dose changes. Gaps are fine.
Continuum reads the files. The symptom interview is optional and skippable at any point.
One A4 page, in the language of your doctor: English, German, French or Spanish.
No account needed to try it. Your files are deleted after processing.