Ethia: Autoimmune Companion

Living with an autoimmune condition means keeping track of a lot. What you took, how you felt, what the doctor said, what the last set of labs showed. Most of it lives in your head, and the rest is scattered across portals you log into separately. Ethia is not a medical device and does not give medical advice. It does not diagnose, treat or predict any condition. Always talk to your doctor before making any decision about your health or treatment, and use Ethia alongside your doctor's care, not in place of it. In an emergency, call 911. Ethia holds it in one place, and remembers it with you. You talk to it the way you would talk to someone who has been paying attention. Ask what your CRP has done since March. Ask what you said about your hands last winter. Ask what is worth raising at Thursday's appointment. WHAT YOU TELL IT A check-in takes about a minute. Photograph a lab printout and Ethia reads it and tells you what it says. Mention that a dose changed. Say that last week was hard. None of it is a form. WHAT IT GIVES BACK A summary to take to your next appointment, in plain language. Your own markers over time. Answers grounded in what it knows about you rather than general advice about your condition. AND IF YOUR HOSPITAL WILL SHARE Link it, and your results, medications, conditions and appointments arrive on their own. If you are with two hospitals, Ethia keeps one record rather than two, and tells you which one said what. WHAT IT WILL NOT DO Ethia describes what your record shows. It does not diagnose, and it does not predict. Every chart it draws says where the numbers came from, and it never blends what your provider sent with what you told it yourself. YOUR RECORD IS YOURS Nothing goes to anyone else unless you say so. You can correct anything, including what arrived from your hospital, and your version is the one Ethia uses from then on. We don't sell your data to anyone, ever. It's your data. Free to start.