Connects Claude to your personal health records via SMART on FHIR — ask questions about your labs, meds, and visits without exporting anything.
A Claude skill that speaks SMART on FHIR, the industry-standard health data API. Lets Claude query your hospital portal as you, so you can ask plain-language questions about your lab values, medications, immunizations, and encounters.
Show my LDL, HDL, and A1c over the past 3 years as a trend.✓ Kopiert
→ Time-series table or summary with unit conversions
Contextualize
Relate these to the guideline ranges. Don't give me medical advice — just surface what's in range vs not.✓ Kopiert
→ Explicit framing as reference ranges, not diagnosis
Ergebnis: A readable longitudinal view of your key labs — useful before your next appointment.
Fallstricke
Treating Claude's output as medical advice — Always bring questions to your actual clinician. This skill is for understanding your own records, not a second opinion.
Reconcile the medication list before an appointment
👤 Patients on multiple meds from multiple providers⏱ ~10 minbeginner
Wann einsetzen: You're about to see a new specialist and want a clean, current med list.
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Fetch active meds
Use health-skillz. Pull my current medication list with dose, frequency, and prescribing provider.✓ Kopiert
→ Structured list with RxNorm codes resolved to names
Spot duplicates and gaps
Any duplicate therapy, same-class redundancies, or meds that look expired?✓ Kopiert
→ Flags you can raise with your doctor
Ergebnis: A med list to hand your new provider on day one.
Fallstricke
Portals sometimes miss OTC meds — Supplement manually; the portal only shows what was prescribed via it
Export a relevant subset of records for a new specialist
👤 Patients changing providers or seeing a specialist⏱ ~20 minintermediate
Wann einsetzen: You're consolidating records for a second opinion.
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Filter
Use health-skillz. Pull all cardiology-related encounters, labs, and imaging from the last 2 years.✓ Kopiert
→ Filtered export grouped by encounter
Format
Format as a one-page summary a specialist can skim in 30 seconds.✓ Kopiert
→ Compact doc with key dates, diagnoses, pertinent findings
Ergebnis: A portable summary you own — not a 200-page PDF dump.
Fallstricke
Losing nuance by summarizing — Always bring the full export as backup; summary is for quick triage