SafeHands now speaks Portuguese, and knows which emergency number to give you. Choose your language in Settings. The whole app translates, and so do the PDF and the secure link you share, so a Brazilian family can hand a clinician a document in Portuguese. Set your region separately from your language. Emergency and crisis numbers follow the region, so the app does not tell you to call a number that does not work where you are. Seventeen countries, with every number checked against the agency that runs the line. Also new: three sections for the questions every new provider asks. Family history. Who in your family had what, chosen from a list or written in your own words. The page everyone fills in from memory in a waiting room, kept somewhere you can find it. Screenings and preventive care. When the mammogram, the colonoscopy, the bone density scan or the eye exam was last done, and when you were told to come back. SafeHands does not work that date out for you. It records the one your provider gave you. Women's health. Last period, pregnancy, and pregnancy history, asked as plain questions. The PDF and the shared link render the shorthand a clinician reads, and a pregnancy shows at the top of both where it is seen first. Every field is optional. All three travel with your PDF and your shared link. And some fixes: long forms no longer open underneath the status bar, and switching profiles updates the home screen right away.

Appointments got a lot easier to add, and harder to forget. Point the camera at the appointment card from the front desk, or paste the clinic's confirmation text, and SafeHands reads the date, time and provider for you to check before anything is saved. Handwritten cards work too. Then set your own reminders: a couple of days ahead, the morning of, or an hour before. Tap the reminder and it opens that appointment. Also in this update: Medication lists can be scanned, printed or handwritten, so a page from the pharmacy or a list written out by hand becomes a real list you can share. Anything the camera is unsure of is marked for you to check. A scanned appointment is compared against what you already have, so the same visit is not added twice. The address on a provider contact now opens your maps app. The Care Circle invite reminder can be dismissed, and stays dismissed. As always, SafeHands reads what is written and shows you what it read. You decide what goes in, and nothing is saved until you confirm it.

Your Care Circle just got warmer. • React to care updates with a heart or thumbs up, and see who reacted • Notifications for circle activity: new updates, reactions, and accepted invitations (control them in Settings) • Gentle reminders help keep things current, like a nudge when the medication list hasn't changed in a while • Pick a circle color for each person, shown everywhere their initials appear • A refreshed Care Circle page, with pending invitations right in the list • One-time tips no longer repeat when you add a profile or switch phones As always: no ads, no data brokers, and your health information is never sold.

-New: Surgeries & Procedures on the health profile, with plain-language problem flags (anesthesia, airway, wound healing, bleeding) that stand out on the PDF and SafeLink -Explore a filled-in example profile before creating your own -See what the Care Hub and Care Circle offer before your first profile exists -Reopen a health event if symptoms return, and finish events with the date they actually ended -Fixed editing a provider contact creating a duplicate -Confirmation messages now dismiss on their own

This update fixes a crash that could close the app when opening the Health Profile. Also in this release: - Faster page loads, with your profile card appearing instantly when switching tabs - New accounts see a clear next step on every screen - A refreshed welcome tour, including how scanning works - Passwords now just need 8 characters, no special symbols required - Clearer free trial pricing and easier-to-read dark mode throughout

This is the biggest update to SafeHands since launch. Every everyday care section got a careful rebuild, guided by how clinicians actually read a chart. CARE TASKS AND REMINDERS Repeating tasks now truly repeat: daily, weekly on the days you choose, or monthly on a date. Set more than one time a day, see what was done and when, and let missed repeats roll forward instead of piling up. Reminders stop when a task ends, and a task edited at noon no longer forgets the morning's work. THE HEALTH PROFILE, REORGANIZED The profile now reads the way a nurse would want it: what to know before touching someone (code status, allergies, implants, breathing support), then what is going on (medications, conditions, diet), then who to call. New sections for implanted devices and access lines, tracheostomy and ventilation support, tube feeding, and communication needs like language, vision and hearing. BLOOD THINNER FLAGS Medications SafeHands recognises as blood thinners are flagged in red on the health profile, the PDF, and shared SafeLinks. SafeHands cannot recognise every one, so the list always says to check with the person or their pharmacy. EMERGENCY CONTACTS, DONE RIGHT Being in the Care Circle no longer automatically makes someone an emergency contact. You choose who to call first, and that choice carries through to the printed profile and shared links. INVITE CODES Inviting someone to a Care Circle now comes with a short code they can enter after signing up, whatever email address they use. No more invitations lost to a typo or a private relay address. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE Allergies distinguish "no known allergies" from "not recorded yet," and show when the status was last confirmed. Vaccinations track doses in a series and any next dose you were told about. Assistive devices are grouped by category with where each one is kept. A daily fluid counter appears when a fluid limit is recorded. Dozens of fixes for reliability, privacy, and security, including stronger protections around who can see and change a profile. Built by a nurse. Thank you for caring for the people you care for.

Polish and reliability in this one. - Fixed a rare crash that could close the app while signing in on a slow or unstable connection - Forgot Password now confirms what happened instead of leaving you on a blank screen - The password reset screen now shows your actual email address - Long medication schedules now wrap onto a second line instead of running off the edge of the card New in 1.3.0 and worth a look if you have not tried it yet: point your camera at a medication label or a discharge summary and SafeHands fills in the details for you to review before anything is saved.

Scanning arrives in SafeHands. Point your camera at a medication bottle and the name, strength, and directions fill themselves in. Photograph a discharge summary or after-visit paperwork, or choose a PDF you already have, and SafeHands finds the medications, follow-up appointments, vaccines, allergies, and vitals printed on it. Nothing is saved until you say so. Every scan ends at a review screen where you choose exactly what gets added and edit anything first. A medication already on your list is flagged instead of duplicated, and a dose change is shown to you as an update to approve. Also in this release: Read with SafeHands runs the same scan on a document you have already uploaded. Multi-page uploads, with a new in-app viewer for swiping through pages. Cleaner medication cards showing Scheduled, As needed, or Stopped at a glance, plus an eye drops route. An expanded FAQ covering scanning, health events, and the timeline. Fixed the date and time picker on the Add Vital page. SafeHands reads what is printed. It does not diagnose or interpret.

This update introduces Health Events — a calm way to keep the whole story of an illness, injury, or recovery in one place. -Start a health event when something begins, and link notes, vitals, medications, appointments, care tasks, and documents to it as you go. -The event timeline shows everything in order, day by day, so you can see the whole picture at a glance. -Create Summary (optional) turns an event's entries into a clear written summary you can review, copy, or share with a doctor's office. It only restates what you've recorded — never medical advice — and runs only when you tap the button. -Health Timeline now sits near the top of your Care Hub. -Your health profile page, exported PDF, and SafeLink pages now present sections in the order a nurse would want to read them — code status, allergies, and medications first. -New health conditions to choose from, including atrial fibrillation, osteoporosis, neuropathy, PTSD, and more. -Fixes: editing a note now keeps its symptoms and original date, the vitals list refreshes right after deleting a reading, deleting a medication returns you to the right screen, and medication cards now show when reminders are set.

Medication reminders are here. Set reminder times for each medication and get a notification when a dose is scheduled — with everything due at the same time grouped into one reminder so you’re not flooded with alerts. Tap a reminder to jump straight to that person’s medication list. You can now also upload documents and photos, keeping records attached to each profile right where you need them. Plus general stability and reliability improvements.

• Start with a 30-day free trial, then choose the plan that fits your family • Smoother sign-up and a clearer first-time setup • Care Circle invitations now bring invited members straight to the shared profile • View-only members reliably see profiles without setup prompts • Fixed an issue where emergency contact details could clear before saving • Stability and reliability improvements