Step 1: From your browser, log into your Health Butler account.
Step 2: Enter your User ID and Password on the Login screen. Upon successful login, you will see the Health Butler Home Page.
Step 1: Access your own profile from the top right-hand corner of the Landing Page.
Step 2: On the Profile Page, enter the following information:
Step 3: After entering the profile, save your entries before you exit from this page. You should see the message Profile updated.
Medical history allows you to consolidate and state your health status, regardless whether it is for personal use or to be shared with someone else e.g. caregivers, family doctors, medical staff, etc.
The medical history can be access from the Medical History menu and the key information being captured here will be:
This refers to the illness or problem discovered during an examination by a medical professional. Examples include high blood pressure, gout, diabetes, etc. You may also want to include any medical procedures that you had gone through e.g. appendicitis operation, etc.
Step 1: Go to the Medical History menu option. Add in your known diagnosis by clicking on the + symbol next to the option Diagnosis.
Step 2: Add in the diagnosis that you wish to keep track.
Step 3: Save your entry by clicking on the ADD button. Repeat these steps for each of the diagnosis that you want to keep track. A new entry will be created on the dashboard once you add your entry.
Allergies are your body's reaction to an external substance that gets inside your body. These external substances are known as allergens that may include foods or body contact with the external substance or something that you inhale. The symptoms that emerge from the allergies can sometimes be unpleasant or even life threatening. A certified medical practitioner will need to know about your allergies so that they can provide a proper medical recommendation.
Step 1: In the same Medical History menu option, switch to the Allergy tab.
Step 2: Add in your known allergies by clicking on the + symbol next to the option Allergy.
Step 3: Save your entry by clicking on the ADD button. Repeat these steps for each of your known allergies. A new entry will be created on the dashboard once you add your entry.