Clinics & labs
Which nephrologist, at which clinic, what phone number, where the lab is — the answers usually live in a drawer of paper and old text messages. Medisalva keeps them in one place: the places your care happens, and the doctors you see at each of them.
One address book, two halves
Your record keeps doctors and places side by side, and lets you connect them:
- Places — the clinics, laboratories and hospitals you visit, each with its phone number, address, website and your own notes.
- Doctors — your own list of the people who treat you: name, specialty, contact details.
Link a doctor to a place and both views get better: a clinic's page lists the doctors you see there, and a doctor's entry says where to find them. Appointments link to your doctors too, so "when did I last see her, and where" stops being an archaeology project.
Entries, not accounts
Everything here is a note you wrote for yourself. A clinic or doctor listed in your address book has no account, receives nothing, and cannot see any part of your record. Sharing your record is a separate, deliberate act that you control and can revoke — being in your address book is not it.
Medisalva also adds no directory of its own: there is no public register of clinics behind this, no lookup, no data about any institution except what you chose to write down.
Yours like everything else
- Your places and doctors are included, complete, in every export — JSON and PDF.
- Deleting your account deletes them with everything else.
- Removing a place never removes a doctor, and removing a doctor never removes your visit history. Your record does not unravel because an address changed.
And as with everything in Medisalva: the app organizes and displays what you put in — it interprets nothing.
Start with the next appointment
Add the clinic you are visiting next, the lab that does your blood work, and the doctors you see at each. It takes a few minutes, and the next time someone asks "who is your nephrologist and where" you will have the answer on your phone.