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Conditions and treatment

Health info in Clatri is organized in a hierarchy: conditions → episodes → prescriptions → medications. Each level can exist independently, but the links between them are what give context.

Conditions​

A condition is a diagnosis or health situation that defines your long-term medical context. There are two types:

  • Chronic — diabetes, hypertension, asthma, migraine. Something you manage permanently
  • Lifestyle — keto diet, fitness program, vegetarianism. Not a disease but affects how the agent interprets your health

Each condition has a state: active, controlled, or in remission. You can create conditions from chat ("I have type 2 diabetes diagnosed in 2019") or from the UI.

The conditions screen shows your diagnoses with the prescriptions and medications nested under each one — you see at a glance what you take for what.

Episodes​

An episode is something temporary: a flu, an injury, a flare-up of a chronic condition. Unlike a condition which is permanent, an episode starts, lasts a while, and resolves.

Episodes can be linked to a condition or be standalone. A migraine flare-up links to the "Migraine" condition. A flu exists on its own. When you resolve an episode, you record the end date and it goes into your history.

The episodes screen filters between active and resolved, and shows how many days each one has been going (or lasted).

Prescriptions​

A prescription groups related medications. If your doctor prescribes losartan and hydrochlorothiazide for hypertension, both go under the same prescription.

Each prescription has:

  • Name — by convention: [Condition or area] - [Main medication] (e.g. "Hypertension - Losartan")
  • Type — medical, supplement, over-the-counter (OTC), or skincare
  • Status — active, completed, discontinued, or paused
  • Outcome — when it ends, you can record whether it was effective, partially effective, or ineffective
  • Link — can be associated with a condition, an episode, or both

Prescriptions appear nested under their conditions in the UI. Deleting a prescription also deletes its medications.

Medications​

A medication in Clatri always belongs to a prescription — there are no orphan medications. This guarantees every medication has clear medical context.

Each medication has:

  • Name and dose — metformin 850mg, ibuprofen 400mg
  • Frequency — three options:
    • Specific hours — "at 8am and 8pm" (for medications with fixed times)
    • Every X hours — "every 8 hours" (for medications with regular interval)
    • As needed — "when I need it" (for unscheduled medications)
  • Instructions — "take with food", "do not mix with alcohol"
  • Dates — start and end of treatment
  • Status — active or inactive

Reminders​

If the medication has defined times (specific hours or interval), you can enable reminders that alert you when to take each dose. Reminders integrate with the notifications and alarms system — you can configure whether you want a push notification or an actual alarm.

On the Health dashboard, a card shows you the next medication due (or the one already overdue in red), with the dose and time.

From medical documents​

If you upload a photo of a prescription to chat, the agent can read it and create the prescription with its medications automatically — including dose, frequency, and instructions. For recent prescriptions (less than 7 days old) it acts directly. For older prescriptions, it asks first whether you want to register it.