Wellet reads your loved one's health records, tracks their patterns, and tells you what matters this week. So you can stop guessing.
You're in. We'll keep you posted.
Every health tool points at "me." Caregiving points outward. Wellet is the first health platform designed for the person holding someone else's chart.
Upload a discharge summary, lab result, or visit note. Wellet reads it, extracts the medications, flags what changed, and writes you a summary in plain language.
Ask questions about your loved one's health and get answers grounded in their actual medical records. Not generic search results — their chart, their context.
"All signals within normal range for 14 days." The most valuable thing a caregiver can hear. Wellet watches the patterns so you don't have to guess whether to worry.
Invite siblings, aides, and providers into one shared view. Everyone sees the same timeline. No more group texts or conflicting medication lists.
Connect to your loved one's electronic health records. Labs, visit notes, and medication changes flow in automatically — no more logging into three patient portals.
Wellet watches for pattern shifts across all your data — EHR records, wearables, and passive home sensors that witness daily routines (not cameras). When something changes, you'll know.
Drop in a discharge summary, lab result, or medication list. Wellet reads it and builds a health timeline.
Link EHRs, wearables, or home sensors. Data flows in automatically. Your care circle sees the same picture.
Get weekly summaries, pattern alerts, and plain-language answers. Know when to act and when to rest.
One preventable ER visit costs $2,000 to $5,000. Wellet costs less than your monthly streaming subscriptions.
I designed the UX for Duke Health's first electronic health record system. I know how clinical data flows — and I know where it breaks for families.
When I became a caregiver myself, I saw the gap firsthand. Every health tool I tried was built for the patient or the provider. Nothing was built for the person in between — the one reading the discharge summary at 11 PM, trying to figure out if a medication changed.
That's Wellet. The tool I needed and couldn't find.
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