CareClinic for Web

Track symptoms, medications, and health changes online

Use a current browser on a desktop, laptop, or tablet to manage a condition, record symptoms and medications, and review your health history. Sign in with the same account you use on mobile.

Two women reviewing health notes together beside a laptop at home
See what is due
Record what changed
Review the history
Prepare for appointments

Today and reminders

Know what is due before the day gets busy

See medication doses and daily check-ins in time order. Keep each action connected to the care plan it supports.

  1. See what is due nextReview medication doses and daily check-ins in time order.
  2. Record it when it happensMark a dose or complete a check-in while the details are fresh.
  3. Keep the day connectedEach completed item joins the same health history for later review.
Web Today dashboard showing eight reminders, completed items, and morning medication doses

Daily check-in

Record details while they are still fresh

Log severity, timing, doses, measurements, possible triggers, sleep, and notes in one check-in. Choose only the trackers you need that day.

  • SymptomsSeverity, time, body location, and notes
  • MedicationsDose, strength, time, and whether it was taken
  • MoodA rating, time, and note about the day
  • SleepDuration, interruptions, quality, and notes
  • Daily contextMeals, activity, possible triggers, and diary notes
Web check-in showing itching, abdominal cramps, skin rash severity, time, and a fragrance exposure note
Example from this check-inSkin Rashes, severity 4 out of 10 at 10:10 AMNote: Facial flushing settled after cooling down and leaving the fragranced lobby.

Timeline

Review the sequence around a symptom change

Filter the Timeline by care plan or date range to see what you recorded before and after the change.

Web Timeline showing six dated diary, mood, activity, and symptom entries from an MCAS check-in
Examples from this Timeline
  • DiaryFragrance exposure, then recovery.
  • MoodCalm and focused, mood 7 out of 10.
  • ActivityGentle walk after symptoms settled.
  • SymptomsAbdominal cramps, severity 2 out of 10.
  • SymptomsItching, severity 3 out of 10.
Make the Timeline useful

How do I find a pattern in my symptoms?

Start with a focused question, then use the history to check what actually repeated.

Start with timingLook at what happened before and after

Review symptoms, medications, measurements, meals, activity, sleep, and notes together in time order. The Timeline records events. It does not identify their cause.

Check for repeatsCompare one recorded change at a time

Look across several days for repeated timing around one medication, activity, meal, or sleep change. Keeping the question narrow makes the record easier to interpret.

Bring the useful partNarrow the history before an appointment

Choose the period and care plan that matter, then review the entries or report you want to discuss. A focused history is easier to use than a full account export.

Care plans

Keep each condition's routine clear and reviewable

When symptoms, medications, measurements, and reminders sit in separate lists, the routine is harder to review. Use the web app to view plans, create a plan, and edit basic plan details. Tracker and schedule controls vary by the care-plan route you open.

Web care plan card for an MCAS trigger and recovery routine
Web care plan details showing an MCAS plan and two medication treatments

Before an appointment

Bring a clearer health history to your next appointment

Review when a condition started, what changed, and which routine you followed without rebuilding the story from memory.

When did it start?Keep the condition, start date, and notes together.
What changed?Use dated entries to review symptoms, doses, and possible triggers.
What should I share?Choose the relevant history, report, or care plan before the visit.
Web health condition record showing an MCAS start date and symptom notes
Condition historyReview the recorded start date and notes before an appointment.

Care team

Choose what to share with each caregiver

Save contact details and roles, then review the separate choices for care-plan access, reports, and notifications before saving each caregiver.

You stay in control. Check every sharing selection for each person before you save it.
Web Care Team screen listing a clinician and family contacts with separate access states

Health data connections

Connected data reaches the same health record

Apple Health connects through the mobile app because a browser cannot read it directly. Other supported services can add data after you connect them.

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Apple Health

Connect on a supported iPhone or iPad. Review supported sleep, activity, measurement, and glucose data in the web record.

Connect through the mobile app
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Health Connect

Add supported activity, sleep, body, hydration, nutrition, and measurement data from Android.

Connect through the mobile app
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Google Fit

Existing connections can add weight, blood pressure, height, walking activity, and steps.

Review imported activity and measurements on the web
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Fitbit

Add supported sleep, activity, weight, heart, breathing, fitness, and water data.

Connect through the mobile app
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Dexcom CGM

Connect a Dexcom account to add glucose readings and trends.

Connect from the web platform
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Oura Ring

Connect an Oura account to add sleep, activity, readiness, and temperature-deviation data.

Connect from the web platform

Available data depends on the connected service, device, permissions, and information present in the source account.

Use the screen that suits the task

Review longer records with more room to read

Open the web app on a desktop, laptop, or tablet when you want more room for a Timeline, care-plan details, or an appointment review.

For a direct shortcut from supported browsers, see the CareClinic browser extensions.

Use browser zoomIncrease the page size when you want larger text and controls.
Navigate by keyboardMove through links and page controls in a predictable order.
Reduce motionThis page follows your system motion preference.

Privacy and control

Your health record stays under your control

Your account uses encrypted connections and controlled sharing. You choose what to track and review the access selected for each caregiver.

Read about data security

Questions about tracking health in a browser

Can I use CareClinic on a computer?

Yes. CareClinic for Web runs in a current browser on a desktop, laptop, or tablet. No download is required, but you need an internet connection.

Does the web app use my existing CareClinic account?

Yes. Sign in with the same account to reach your existing entries and health history. New browser entries join that same record.

What can I track in a browser?

You can record symptoms, medications, measurements, mood, sleep, daily routines, and notes. Choose only the trackers needed for each check-in.

Can I manage care plans on the web?

Yes. The web app supports viewing, creating, and basic care-plan edits. Tracker and schedule controls vary by the care-plan route you open.

How can I review changes over time?

Filter the Timeline by care plan or date range. It combines dated tracker entries so you can review what happened and when.

Can I use the web platform offline?

No. The web platform needs an internet connection.

How does Apple Health data reach my web record?

Apple Health connects through the mobile app, not directly through the browser. Supported data can then appear in the same account.

What can a caregiver receive?

You choose the care plans, reports, and notifications to share before saving a caregiver. Review those selections before granting access.

Stop rebuilding your health history from memory before every appointment

Keep a dated record of symptoms, doses, sleep, and possible triggers ready to review when your doctor asks what changed.