A doctor asks about the last blood work, the current medication list, the most recent hospital stay. Continuum lays it all out on one page.
I keep a folder for my mother. At every specialist I dig for the right page while the consultation waits.
A family caregiver, ViennaCurrent medications, allergies, recent changes. The doctor reads in two minutes and the conversation starts in the right place.
The team does not start reading while your mother waits. The history is right there from the start.
Add new values, regenerate the brief, replace the old. Three minutes and your GP has the latest version.
The GP prescribes something, the cardiologist has separate findings, the hospital sends a discharge letter. Each one holds a piece. Nobody holds the whole. As the caregiver you become the switchboard, whether you wanted to or not.
If several family members share the care, you can invite someone by email. Your sister sees the same brief, can download it, cannot change anything. You can end the access at any time.
We log who looked at which brief and when, so you can tell whether the person actually read it before the next appointment.
You give us nothing you do not already have. As the caregiver, you are often the legitimate recipient of these documents, by power of attorney or under the patient directive. Continuum does not offer legal representation, but we follow the GDPR and delete anything you do not want to keep.
No account needed to try it. Your files are deleted after processing.
Prepare for my next visit