Tuesday 4 August, 10:20 to 11:15
Readings taken and written down at the house. Medicine box opened and counted, two refills arranged. Checked the bathroom and suggested a grab-bar by the commode. Eating well, sleeping well, in good spirits.
Sample report
One page about your parents that you can read in two minutes and forward to your brother without explaining it. This is the thing you are really buying.
This is an example, written to show you the format. It is not a real family's report. Names, readings and doctors here are made up.
Monthly care report
1–31 August 2026. Prepared 1 September 2026.
Steady. All four weekly visits and 27 daily check-in calls done. One evening reading crossed the amber line and was settled the same night. Cardiology review done, no change to medicines. A grab-bar recommended for the bathroom.
| Reading | 4 Aug | 11 Aug | 18 Aug | 25 Aug | Agreed range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blood pressure | 132/82 | 134/84 | 138/84 | 134/82 | 140/90 or below |
| Oxygen | 98% | 97% | 97% | 98% | 95% or above |
| Sugar (fasting) | 118 | 120 | 126 | 122 | 80 to 130 |
| Weight | 62.4 kg | 62.3 kg | 62.1 kg | 62.2 kg | Steady |
The agreed range for each reading is set by your parent's own doctor, not by us.
Tuesday 4 August, 10:20 to 11:15
Readings taken and written down at the house. Medicine box opened and counted, two refills arranged. Checked the bathroom and suggested a grab-bar by the commode. Eating well, sleeping well, in good spirits.
Tuesday 11 August, 10:05 to 10:55
Readings taken. Refills delivered and counted in. She mentioned one dizzy spell while standing up. We told you the same day and booked a review with her cardiologist.
Tuesday 18 August, 09:50 to 10:40
Readings taken. Sugar slightly higher, still inside the agreed range. No more dizzy spells. Went over the advice from the cardiology review with her.
Tuesday 25 August, 10:15 to 11:00
Readings taken, all inside the agreed ranges. Medicine box checked and the Metformin refill planned. Shared a quote for the bathroom grab-bar.
21 August, 20:14. Blood pressure 162/98 on the home monitor. Family informed at 20:19. Dr Bora informed at 20:31, who advised rest and a recheck. Rechecked at 21:00 and it read 136/86. Settled.
| Medicine | When | Stock | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amlodipine 5 mg | Morning | 19 left | Refilled 11 Aug |
| Metformin 500 mg | Twice a day | 18 left | Refill due 5 Sep |
| Atorvastatin 10 mg | Night | 25 left | In stock |
| Calcium and Vitamin D3 | Morning | 17 left | Refilled 11 Aug |
Thursday 13 August
Cardiology review with Dr Bora, booked by us after the dizzy spell. We reminded her the day before. The doctor advised her to stand up slowly and made no change to the blood pressure medicine. Next review in three months. Prescription photographed and filed the same day.
27 calls, one on every day without a visit. All answered, and medicines confirmed on each call.
12 August, 10 minutes
The dizzy spell has not come back. Reminded her about Thursday's cardiology review.
22 August, 15 minutes
The morning after the amber reading. She slept well and read 138/86 on her home monitor. We shared this with you and with Dr Bora.
Sarovan records and reports. We do not interpret readings. Every medical decision belongs to Mrs A.'s own doctor.
Most families far from home get updates as scattered phone calls and half-remembered details. A written record means you can see a trend, spot a change, and show a doctor something real. It also means we can be held to what we said we did.
Your parent's first report will not look this full. It fills up as we learn their routine.
Fifteen minutes on a call and we can walk you through this line by line, and tell you honestly whether Sarovan fits your family.
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