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myHealth

The conditions on your record.

Conditions

myMeds

Everything you are currently taking.

Current medications

myAllergies

Allergies and adverse reactions on your record.

Allergies & adverse reactions

myAppointments

Upcoming visits, and where you have already been.

Coming up

Been and done

myDocuments

Upload and organize your medical records, test results, and clinical notes

Total Documents
12
Last Upload
Apr 2, 2026
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Your Documents
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Holter Monitor Report — 24hr
ECG / Holter · NYGH Cardiology · Uploaded by patient
Nov 30, 2025
ECG
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Transthoracic Echocardiogram
Echo Report · NYGH Cardiology Lab · EF 58%
Feb 8, 2026
Echo
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Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
Lab Results · LifeLabs · CBC, CMP, HbA1c, Lipids
Jan 22, 2026
Labs
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Cardiology Consultation Note
Clinical Note · Dr. R. Bajaj · AF management review
Mar 15, 2026
Note
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INR Result — Coagulation Panel
Lab Results · NYGH Lab · INR 2.3 — therapeutic
Apr 2, 2026
Labs
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ED Discharge Summary — Chest Pain
Discharge Note · North York General Hospital · ACS ruled out
Oct 14, 2025
Discharge

Health Passport

Your portable emergency medical summary — shareable with any healthcare provider

Emergency Medical Summary
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Why carry a Health Passport?
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Emergency Room Visits
ER physicians instantly see your medications, allergies, and cardiac history
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Travel Abroad
Foreign hospitals access your complete record via QR code, any language
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New Providers
Any specialist or walk-in clinic gets your full context in seconds

Health Summary Timeline

A running chronological record of every medical event — auto-summarized when you upload documents

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INR / Coagulation Panel
LifeLabs · Uploaded by patient
Apr 2, 2026
INR result returned at 2.3, which is within the therapeutic range for anticoagulation. No dose adjustment to apixaban was required. Next INR check scheduled as per routine follow-up plan.
Lab Result
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Cardiology Follow-up — Dr. R. Bajaj
North York General Hospital · Consultation note
Mar 15, 2026
Cardiology follow-up for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation — rhythm described as stable with good rate control on metoprolol. Medications reviewed and continued unchanged; apixaban dose confirmed appropriate given CHA₂DS₂-VASc score of 4. Next follow-up scheduled for May 28, 2026.
Cardiology Visit
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Transthoracic Echocardiogram
NYGH Cardiology Lab · Echo report
Feb 8, 2026
Echocardiogram showed preserved ejection fraction at 58%, consistent with HFpEF (heart failure with preserved pump function). Mild diastolic dysfunction Grade 1 was noted, with no significant valvular abnormalities identified. Overall findings stable compared to prior imaging.
Echocardiogram
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Comprehensive Metabolic Panel + HbA1c + Lipids
LifeLabs · Lab results
Jan 22, 2026
Bloodwork showed all values within acceptable targets: HbA1c at 6.9% indicating good diabetes control, creatinine and electrolytes stable, and LDL cholesterol at 1.8 mmol/L on rosuvastatin. CBC was unremarkable with no signs of anemia or infection. No medication changes were prompted by these results.
Lab Results
2025
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24-Hour Holter Monitor Report
NYGH Cardiology · ECG / Holter
Nov 30, 2025
24-hour Holter monitoring captured three paroxysmal atrial fibrillation episodes, the longest lasting 42 minutes, with heart rate well-controlled throughout at an average of 72 bpm. No pauses, high-grade blocks, or ventricular arrhythmias were detected. Results support continuation of current rate-control strategy with metoprolol.
Holter Monitor
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Emergency Department Visit — Chest Pain
North York General Hospital · ED Discharge Summary
Oct 14, 2025
Presented to NYGH Emergency Department with atypical chest pain and shortness of breath. Serial troponins were negative and ECG showed no acute ischemic changes — acute coronary syndrome was ruled out. Symptoms attributed to an AF-related rapid ventricular response, managed with rate control, and discharged with cardiology follow-up arranged.
ED Visit
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Annual Cardiology Review — Dr. R. Bajaj
North York General Hospital · Consultation note
Jun 10, 2025
Annual cardiology review confirmed overall stable cardiac status. Furosemide dose was increased from 20mg to 40mg daily in response to mildly increased exertional dyspnea and 2kg weight gain over the prior month. Holter monitoring was ordered to characterize AF burden and assess rate control adequacy.
Cardiology Visit

myTrends

Your numbers over time — readings you log yourself and results read from your bloodwork, photos and voice notes, all on one timeline

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Use the form above to log your first reading. Your AI assistant will use your log to answer symptom questions more accurately.
📋 Why log at home?
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Spot trends early
A single clinic reading misses what happens at home — daily logs reveal real patterns
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Smarter AI answers
Smarter AI interpretation of your health and medical questions, as it pertains to your chart
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Better clinic visits
Bring your log to every appointment — 30 days of real data is far more useful than a single reading
Your target ranges

myLifestyle

Fitness, mindfulness, and sleep prescriptions from your care team — always in your pocket

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Fitness & Exercise
Recommendations from your uploaded documents
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No fitness prescriptions yet
Upload a cardiac rehab plan, discharge summary, or any document with exercise recommendations — AI will extract them here
Add one with the + button
📚 What the evidence says — Exercise
30%
Decrease in heart disease death with 150 min of walking per week
AHA/ACC Guidelines 2023
150 min
Minimum weekly exercise target — even 10-minute walks count
AHA Physical Activity Guidelines 2024
23%
Lower heart disease risk from just 11 minutes of activity per day
British Journal of Sports Medicine 2023
2×/week
Strength training provides extra heart and metabolic benefits on top of cardio
AHA Physical Activity Guidelines 2024
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Mindfulness & Mental Wellbeing
Recommendations from your uploaded documents
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No mindfulness recommendations yet
Upload a referral note, mental health plan, or any document with stress or mindfulness guidance
Add one with the + button
📚 What the evidence says — Stress & Mindfulness
2–3×
Higher heart attack risk in people with high chronic stress
AHA Scientific Statement 2021
48%
Reduction in anxiety and depression with mindfulness programs
JAMA Internal Medicine 2022
25%
Fewer AF episodes in patients who practise structured mindfulness
Journal of the American College of Cardiology 2020
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Sleep
Recommendations from your uploaded documents
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No sleep recommendations yet
Upload a sleep study, sleep hygiene prescription, or any document with sleep-related advice
Add one with the + button
📚 What the evidence says — Sleep
7–9 hrs
Recommended sleep per night — less or more both increase heart risk
AHA / ESC Guidelines 2022–23
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Higher AF risk with untreated sleep apnea — ask your doctor about a sleep study
Heart Rhythm Society 2023
61%
More likely to be hospitalized for heart failure when sleeping less than 6 hours
JACC Heart Failure 2021
12%
Lower heart disease risk with a consistent sleep schedule — same time every night
Journal of the American College of Cardiology 2023

myTeam

Everyone who looks after you — add their email or fax so you can send them a summary. They do not need a myEMR login.

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Your data & account

Under PHIPA you can download a copy of your health record and permanently close your account at any time.

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How your timeline is built
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Upload any medical document — a photo of a note, a PDF, lab result, discharge paper
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AI reads the document and writes a 2–3 sentence plain-language summary of what happened
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The entry is placed in chronological order — your full medical story, at a glance
What you can upload
📋Consultation & clinic notes
🏥Hospital discharge summaries
🩸Lab and bloodwork results
⚡ECG and Holter reports
🫀Echocardiogram reports
📸Photos of handwritten notes
💊Prescription or medication changes

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