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It lets a family caregiver read a relative's medications, labs and conditions in plain language without handing a password to a third party.
Sahara connects to Epic MyChart through the health system's own sign-in and shows a relative's medications, lab results, conditions, vitals, immunisations, allergies and visits in one place, explained in plain language. It parses the FHIR record with standard codes and links each item to MedlinePlus education, in English or Spanish. It is read-only, never stores passwords, and shows data on demand rather than keeping it. It is free, and deliberately avoids medical advice or interaction checks. It is made by Synodha, which also builds agents for US health systems.
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