Making Healthcare Seamless
track medications, schedule doctor visits, and record health incidents —all in one
easy-to-use app
Transforming Healthcare
MediLog is dedicated to revolutionizing the way healthcare is managed.
Our platform makes it easy to document health incidents, log new events, update past records, and track medication history—all in one place.
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With MediLog, you can also keep detailed records of doctor’s visits, including notes and recordings, ensuring that important information is always accessible when you need it. Stay organized, stay informed, and take control of your loved one’s care with ease.
Manage Healthcare Together
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Multiple carers can track an individual’s health.
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Document Incidents
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Log new incidents and update previous records.
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Medication Tracking
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Store medication details with images and prescriptions.
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Doctor Visits
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Record visit summaries, including audio recordings.
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Seamless care with shared knowledge
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Caring for a loved one is a team effort, often involving multiple family members who step in at different times. Whether you're supporting an aging parent or coordinating care for a grandparent, keeping everyone informed can be challenging.
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Medilog makes it easy to seamlessly share and transfer important information between family members, ensuring that everyone stays updated on medications, appointments, daily routines, and any changes in care needs.
No more scattered notes or missed details—just a smooth, connected way to provide the best care possible.
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MediLog - because family care works best when shared.
Why MediLog
Know what medication your loved one is taking, when, and why.
Stay updated on any incidents that happened in your absence.
Keep track of doctor visits and treatment changes.
Enable seamless communication between family members and carers.
How it works
Get the App: Download from Google Play Store.​​
Create an Account: Individuals & carers sign up.​​
Request Access: Carers send access requests to individuals.​​
Approve & Start Tracking:
Individuals grant access, and carers can start managing health data.
