SafeHands - Care Made Simple

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.