SomeoneAlways with Me.
SAM brings a family's Medical Records, Educational plans and Therapeutic notes into one place, answers in plain words, and shows you exactly where every answer came from.
SAM reads only what you connect. It answers only from what it can show you. And it numbers every fact, so you can always see where an answer came from.
Provenancemeans where something comes from. It's our name, and SAM's promise.
Ask. See the source. See the picture.
Try it. Pick a question, tap a number to open its source, and tap a point on the chart to open that lab report.
1Ask
Type or talk, the way you'd ask a nurse who knows your history. SAM answers in plain words, from your Medical Records.
2See the source
Every fact is numbered. Tap a number, and the Medical Record opens with the exact words SAM used highlighted.
3See the picture
When the numbers call for it, SAM draws the trend. Every point opens its source.
How has my A1c changed this year?
It's come down, from 7.0% in March 2025 to 6.1% on September 12. Dr. Patel's note says to recheck in 3 months.
Which medicines am I taking now?
You have 3 active medicines from 2 health systems. Your Riverbend cardiologist added lisinopril in August.
What should I ask Dr. Patel on Thursday?
Here are 3 questions, each from your Medical Records.
Hemoglobin A1c
As written in the Medical RecordHemoglobin A1c: 7.0%
Lab report, Lakeshore HealthHemoglobin A1c
As written in the Medical RecordHemoglobin A1c: 6.8%
Lab report, Lakeshore HealthHemoglobin A1c
As written in the Medical RecordHemoglobin A1c: 6.7%
Lab report, Lakeshore HealthHemoglobin A1c
As written in the Medical RecordHemoglobin A1c: 6.5%
Lab report, Lakeshore HealthHemoglobin A1c
As written in the Medical RecordHemoglobin A1c: 6.3%
2Lab report, Lakeshore HealthHemoglobin A1c
As written in the Medical RecordHemoglobin A1c: 6.1%
3Visit note, Lakeshore HealthOffice visit, diabetes follow-up
As written in the Medical RecordA1c improved to 6.1%. Continue metformin 500 mg twice daily. Recheck A1c in 3 months.
2Medicine list, Riverbend Heart CenterCardiology visit
As written in the Medical RecordNew: lisinopril 10 mg tablet, 1 tablet by mouth daily.
3Prescription, Lakeshore HealthAtorvastatin 20 mg tablet
As written in the Medical RecordTake 1 tablet by mouth at bedtime.
4Eye exam note, Lakeshore Eye CareDiabetic eye exam
As written in the Medical RecordNo changes found. Return in 12 months.
Margaret, Dr. Patel and every name and number here are invented for this example.
Before, during and after every visit.
Appointments are short. SAM helps you walk in prepared, keep what was said, and know what changed.
Prepare in minutes.
Before the appointment, ask SAM what changed since the last visit. It gathers new results, new medicines and open questions from every source you've connected, each one numbered.
Record the visit, with everyone's consent.
When everyone in the room agrees, SAM records the visit and writes down who said what. Later, ask about it like anything else, and every fact still shows its source.
Talk, and SAM listens
Ask out loud, the way you'd talk to someone who knows your history. Interrupt whenever you like. Spoken answers keep their sources, too.
For every age
SAM sets itself up for the person it's helping. Parents keep a child's whole story in one place. Adults get their own health in plain words. Seniors get a gentler pace, and a family member or caregiver can help, with permission.
Your Medical Records. Your rules.
SAM was built by a family, for families. Its protections are part of how it works, not a setting you have to find.
Only with your permission
SAM connects to a patient portal only when you authorize it, and it only reads.
The source, one tap away
Every fact SAM states about you links to the Medical Record it came from.
Never a diagnosis
SAM explains and organizes. Your clinicians make the decisions.
Trusted medical sources
General health answers cite sources like the CDC, NIH, FDA and MedlinePlus, by name.
Bring the whole story to every visit.
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