Your personal health companion
The records. The medicines. The insurance.
A helping hand with the things that make being unwell feel like a full-time job.
You got sick. You didn’t sign up for all this admin.
A report to find. A refund to chase. A dose to remember. And at the next appointment, your whole story to tell again.
Let’s take the worry off.
Your health file lives in an encrypted vault on your device—not in a central Reimedy health database.
You choose which accounts to connect and what to share. Your history comes together without handing it over to another platform.
New chapters. New doctors. The same you. Keep your records connected through every stage of life.
Your existing accounts. A little less work.
Connect your accounts. Reimedy’s adapters collect new records automatically and put the pieces together. Paper? A photo works, too.
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Photos · PDFs · invoices · reports
Through Reimedy’s
adapters
Collect. Connect.
Keep up to date.
We’re adding more connections. Adapter availability may change and isn’t guaranteed for every provider or account.
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Insurance & claims
Start with a photo of your invoice. Reimedy connects the documents, submits your claim automatically and keeps track of the response.
An insurer asks for more? The right records, ready for your review.
Your invoice, captured.
Waiting for the insurer’s response.
See replies and anything that needs you.
Know what’s paid and what’s open.
Medicines
You take your medicine. Reimedy keeps track of what’s left—so the next refill doesn’t catch you by surprise.
When your supply runs low, Reimedy automatically drafts a refill request to your prescribing doctor. You review it and send.
AI, on your side
Reimedy brings the results together over time. Then helps you understand what you’re looking at—in words that feel human.
01 · Your reports go in
Different dates.
The same marker.
Values connected, with the original report kept close.
02 · Your history comes into view
03 · Ask, with your history in the conversation
Ask Reimedy
Your health history, in context
Think of it as a longer view of your blood sugar—not just a snapshot of today.
Sugar sticks to a protein in your red blood cells. HbA1c measures how much has stuck, giving a picture of your average blood sugar over about 2–3 months.
Doctors use it to check for diabetes or prediabetes, and to follow how blood sugar is being managed over time. A higher number generally means a higher average blood sugar.
Source · MedlinePlus ↗The results rise gradually: 4.6% → 4.8% → 5.0% → 5.1%, from 2022 to July 2025.
That shows the direction of change, not why it happened. Your doctor can interpret it alongside your health history, medicines and other results.
A useful question for your next visit: “What does this trend mean for me?”
Example conversation and illustrative history. Reimedy helps you understand and prepare—not diagnose or change your treatment.
From paperwork to your phone.
On the sofa. At the pharmacy. In the waiting room. Your records and everyday tasks, together in a place that feels like yours.
For you. For someone you love.
For a little more breathing room.
Additional features
Understand your reports, follow changes over time and find the words for your next appointment.
Your reports, medicine list and questions, together for your next video appointment.
Your information in place. Supporting documents together. A draft to review instead of another blank form.
Keep requests, replies and the right records connected—with doctors, insurers and the people supporting your care.
Europe’s new data rules are opening doors. The EU Data Act gives you access to more data from connected products and related services. The European Health Data Space will make health records easier to access and bring new choices about their use.
More sources should mean a clearer picture of you. Reimedy’s aim is to help you bring that information together, understand it and make informed decisions about what you share.
Health data can help research and improve care for everyone. EHDS will give you options for managing how your data is made available for research, within its safeguards and rules. Key provisions apply in stages from 2029 and 2031.
Reimedy is being built for this more connected future. New sources will depend on provider support and the standards available. Research-use preferences are managed through the services designated under EHDS; Reimedy does not currently change those settings for you.
