One record for mother and child
A family health record holding a mother's postpartum care and each child's immunisation, well-child and growth history in one account, with visit scheduling and a scored mental-health check-in.
After a birth, two people need care on two different schedules, and almost every system tracks only one of them. The mother's postpartum follow-up lives in one place, the child's immunisation card in another, and the household holds both together with a folder and a memory. Nothing joins the two, so the appointment that gets missed is usually the mother's.
This is one account with a record per family member, the mother and each child, switched from a single dashboard. Against the mother's record it tracks upcoming and past visits and runs a scored postnatal mental-health check-in with a risk band and a route to support beside the score. Against each child's record it tracks the immunisation series dose by dose, the well-child visit schedule, and growth measurements plotted against percentile curves.
One account, one record per family member: the mother and each child, switched from a single dashboard
Visit scheduling for prenatal, postpartum, paediatric and mental-health appointments, grouped under the care network
Postnatal mental-health check-in scored on the EPDS, with a risk band and support resources beside the score
Immunisation tracking against the standard childhood series: doses completed, doses outstanding, overall status
Well-child visit schedule tracked per child against the expected visit count
Growth tracking: weight, length and head circumference over time, plotted against reference percentile curves
- Family account
- Member records
- Care modules
- Scheduling
- Family dashboard
Started from the household rather than the patient: one account, several people, and care schedules that only make sense next to each other.
A family dashboard with per-member switching, the postpartum check-in, and the full child series: immunisation, well-child visits and growth percentiles.
Built family-first so the pattern extends: another member is another record, not another app. It records and schedules; it does not diagnose or triage.
Care that spans more than one person at a time?
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