Nerida Health Take Part

For Patients & Carers

Your care, in your hands. Informed, involved, and never starting from zero.

Your history, visits, plan, documents and messages, together in your own account and language. Prepare at home, agree times that fit your life, and decide who helps you and with what.

  • Your own account
  • Your language and timezone
  • Your information, your choice

What you can do

  • Tell your story once

    Set out your history at home, in your own time and language, then update it as care changes instead of repeating it.

  • Agree times that fit your life

    Propose a time or answer a proposal in your own timezone. Nothing is booked until you and your doctor both agree.

  • See what happens next, and why

    Your plan lists the next steps with dates. Check-ins and reminders follow the plan, not the other way round.

  • Review a treatment plan before you say yes

    You see the proposed treatment and choose to accept or decline it. Any change comes as a new version you can compare.

  • Keep your documents and messages with your care

    Visit summaries, shared documents and messages sit with the care they concern, not in a separate inbox.

  • Let family help, safely

    A person you choose helps through their own account, with permissions you can see, narrow or end. No shared passwords.

  • See who is connected to you

    Your care circle shows every doctor and helper connected to your care and what each may do. Patient-facing access history is still in development.

  • Know your information is protected

    Nerida Health encrypts your information in transit and at rest, hosted in the EU (Frankfurt). Only a care relationship or a permission you can see opens your record, and the Free plan gets the same protection.

Your Journey

What care looks like from your side

The same seven moments as your doctor sees, from where you sit.

  1. Connect

    You ask to connect, or accept a doctor’s invitation. You always choose.

  2. Prepare

    You answer questions that fit your doctor’s specialty, at home, in your language.

  3. Agree a time

    You propose or answer in your timezone. Booked only when you both agree.

  4. The visit

    Your doctor opens your prepared history. You see what is shared with you.

  5. The plan

    You see the next steps and why. You accept or decline a treatment plan.

  6. Between visits

    You record what the plan asks, when it asks. A helper can act for you.

  7. What is learnt

    Very small groups are hidden before anyone sees a report.

Your Information, Your Choice

Used for your care. Beyond that, you decide.

There is no advertising, and we never sell patient health data. Beyond your own care, how your information is used is your choice. The default is no, and you can opt out later.

Your information reaches the doctors you are connected to and the people you allow to help. Reports never show you as an individual, and very small groups are hidden before anyone sees them.

  • Connected doctors and chosen helpers, nothing more by default
  • Research use only if you opt in, and you can opt out later
  • Sensitive access is recorded; patient-facing access history is still in development
How my information is usedmy choicesIllustration · sample data
  • With the doctors I am connected toand the helpers I have chosenpart of your care
  • In my practice’s reportssmall groups hidden before displaypart of your care
  • For research beyond my careopt in now, opt out lateryour choice · default no
  • Sold, or used for advertisingnever
You can change a choice at any time.
A sample choices panel. The rows illustrate the promise; the product’s own wording will be reviewed before use.

Two ways people use Nerida

As a patient

  • Build and update your history in your own time.
  • Agree appointment times that fit your life.
  • Keep your shared care information together.
  • Understand what happens next in your plan.
  • Review current permissions; patient-facing access history is still in development.

When helping someone else

  • Use your own account rather than sharing passwords.
  • Act only within clear permissions.
  • Always know whose care context you are in.
  • See exactly what access you have.
  • End access when it is no longer needed.

Helping Someone Else

Care looks different in every family

Four illustrative situations. In each one, the person helping uses their own account and acts through permissions the patient can see and end.

A parent and a young child

A four-year-old sees a paediatrician and a paediatric dentist. Neither visit is possible without the parent.

  • The parent prepares the child’s history and books both visits from one account.
  • Each action is clearly marked as being done for the child.
  • Both doctors appear in the same care circle.

Adult children and an ageing parent

Three siblings share the care of a mother who still manages much of her own care.

  • Permissions are granted per activity, so one sibling handles appointments while the mother keeps her messaging.
  • The mother sees who holds what and can change it.
  • Nobody takes over just because it is easier.

A partner after surgery

For a few weeks after an operation, a partner handles medication times, check-ins and the follow-up visit.

  • Access is set for logistics only; decisions stay with the patient.
  • The patient sees the access and ends it when recovery is done.
  • Check-ins are recorded with the name of whoever recorded them.

Helping from a distance

A sister two time zones away helps a brother keep his plan between visits.

  • Reminders and check-ins show in each person’s own timezone.
  • She sees the plan, not the private notes.
  • Messages stay inside the care relationship, not in a chat app.

These are illustrative situations, not real patients or testimony from anyone.

Your Care Circle

See who helps, with what, and change it

Your care circle lists the people who can act for you and exactly what each one may do. Nobody uses your password. Each person signs in as themselves, and everything they do is marked as done for you.

You can narrow or end any permission at any time. Patient-facing access history is still in development.

My care circlepermissions I have givenIllustration · sample data
  • AylaDaughterappointments · reminders
  • MehmetSondocuments
  • RosaNeighboursupport only
You decide each permission and can end it at any time.
A sample care circle. Names and roles are illustrative.

Your Role in Care

Your account keeps you connected to your care

Patients and carers use their own accounts to prepare histories, see shared plans and stay connected between visits.

Permissions keep each person’s role clear, and can be changed or ended.

Messages reach your care team in Nerida Health, but they are not for emergencies. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.

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