Your lab results, followed over time

Blood tests usually end up as PDFs, each lab with its own layout. Saluso reads the report, puts every value in one record and shows how it has changed since your last test.

Follow every result over time

From a PDF to values you can follow

Upload the report your lab sent you. Saluso extracts the values, units and dates and shows them to you before anything is saved, so you can correct or remove an entry.

  • Works with the PDF reports labs already send you
  • You review the extracted values before confirming them
  • You can also add or correct a value by hand

The trend, not just the last number

Each marker, such as HbA1c, LDL cholesterol, TSH or vitamin D, has its own history. Results appear with their reference range and are marked as normal or abnormal.

  • One chart per marker, across every lab you have used
  • Reference ranges next to each result
  • Exams and imaging reports (X-ray, ultrasound, ECG, MRI and CT) in the same record

Ready for your next appointment

Share your lab history with your doctor before a consultation, or keep it to yourself. If you turn on the optional AI features, Saluso can also explain your results in plain language and translate them.

  • Share chosen results with a doctor or a family member
  • AI summaries are optional and stay off until you allow them
  • Your records in English, Portuguese or Spanish

How it works

  1. Create your account on the web, iPhone or Android.
  2. Upload a lab report in PDF.
  3. Check the values Saluso read and confirm them. From then on, each new report adds to the same history.

Questions and answers

Which lab reports can I upload?
Reports in PDF. If the first reading finds no values, Saluso tries again with text recognition (OCR), and you can always add or correct values by hand.
Does Saluso interpret my results?
Saluso shows each value against its reference range and how it changed over time. The optional AI summary explains results in plain language. Neither replaces your doctor: Saluso is not a medical device and does not diagnose.
Can I keep exams and imaging reports too?
Yes. X-ray, ultrasound, ECG, MRI and CT reports are stored by date and type, in the same record as your lab results.

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