Understand your discharge letter and know exactly what to keep, take, or replace.
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Discharge Letter
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Scan Medicines
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Your Plan
πPrevious Medications
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What was taken before the hospital stay?
Type or paste the list, one medicine per line, with the strength and how often if you know it. You can add your discharge letter now, later, or skip it.
or type a list
πPast Cabinet Checks
01Your Discharge Letter
π‘Paste or upload the letter your hospital gave you when you were discharged. We'll turn it into plain language in seconds.
or upload a file
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Tap to upload
PDF, JPG, or PNG Β· Max 10MB
π PDF works great
π· Photo of letter is fine
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βLetter Summary
β Letter read! Now let's check your medicine cabinet below β
π¬Explain it for me
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Tell us how you're feeling.
We'll explain your letter in the way that helps most. Every medicine, dose and warning sign stays exactly as your letter says.
CalmVery overwhelmed
Not at allCompletely
Not sure? Skip the numbers and we'll use a standard explanation.
02Medicine Cabinet0 added
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Add each medicine one at a time.
Take a photo of the front label and a separate photo of the expiry date if they're on different sides of the box.
β Medicine scanned! Add more, or hit "Check my cabinet" when you're done β
βYour Medicine Plan
0Keep
0Dispose
0Unclear
0Get from pharmacy
For reference only
This tool organizes information from your documents. It does not make medical decisions. Always confirm what medications to take with your doctor or pharmacist.
βWhat changed?
0New
0Stopped
0Changed
0Ask pharmacist
For reference only
This compares what the documents say. It does not decide which treatment is correct. Confirm every change with your doctor or pharmacist.