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Managing Health Records

The Records tab in Halo is where all your health information lives—conditions, medications, allergies, lab results, and immunizations.

Tap the Records tab to see your health information organized by category. Tap a section to expand it, then tap an individual record for full details.

Record TypeWhat It Includes
ConditionsDiagnosed health conditions with status
MedicationsCurrent and past medications with dosages
AllergiesKnown allergies and reaction types
Lab ResultsTest results with reference ranges
ImmunizationsVaccines and boosters received

Shows condition name, status (Active/Resolved), ICD-10 code, and date diagnosed. Active conditions appear first.

You can add records yourself when they’re not synced from a doctor:

  1. Go to the Records tab.

  2. Tap the section where you want to add (e.g., Medications).

  3. Tap the + button in the top right.

  4. Fill in the required fields and tap Save.

Medications require name, dosage, and frequency. Conditions require name and status. Allergies require allergen and reaction type. As you type, Halo suggests matches from a medical database.

To edit a record, tap it to open details, then tap Edit. To delete a record you’ve added, open it and tap Delete at the bottom.

When you connect with a doctor who uses Aether, your records sync automatically. The doctor views your chart in their EHR, data is extracted and synced to Halo, and you see records labeled with the source (doctor’s name, practice, and EHR system).

Synced records update automatically when your doctor makes changes. You’ll see current medications, active conditions, allergies, recent lab results, vitals, and immunization history.

For lab results, tap a result type (e.g., “Glucose”) to see a trend chart showing values over time with the normal range highlighted. This helps you see how your health markers are changing.

Go to ProfileShare Records to create a PDF summary of your health records. Select which record types to include, set a PIN for protection, and share via email or print. Useful when seeing a new doctor who doesn’t use Aether.