Secure. Organised. Always available.
Your child's health information, protected with privacy and care.
The knowledge that lives in one person's head
In most families one parent holds the medical picture entirely from memory — which therapist said what, which medication was stopped and why, what the neurologist wants reviewed in six months, which hospital has the older records.
That works until the day it has to be handed to somebody else at short notice. A relative stepping in, a new caregiver, a doctor in an emergency department who has never met your child. What they get is usually a phone call to someone who is not available.
What LegacyNest keeps track of
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Appointments
Upcoming and past, so nothing important is missed or forgotten.
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Therapies
Sessions, schedules and progress over time — occupational, speech, ABA and other autism-specific therapies included.
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Medications
Medicines, dosage and reminders, kept current.
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Medical documents
Reports, prescriptions and important files, linked to the vault.
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Emergency contacts
Doctors, hospitals and the numbers needed first.
Why it is built this way
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One record every caregiver can trust
A single current version, not four partial ones across three phones.
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Sorted and easy to find
Organised automatically, so retrieval does not depend on remembering where you put it.
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Built for real caregiving days
Quick to update between appointments, not a system that needs an evening set aside.
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Better information, better care
Whoever is with your child can answer the questions that get asked.
A record, not a diagnosis
LegacyNest stores what your clinicians have said, prescribed and scheduled. It does not interpret results, recommend treatment, or advise on medication. Those conversations belong with your child's doctors — this simply makes sure they have the full history in front of them.
Health information is treated as sensitive
Medical records are held on infrastructure located in India and are visible only to you and the people you explicitly nominate. See our privacy policy for how information is handled.
Start with the next appointment
You do not need to reconstruct years of history to make this useful. Recording the next appointment and the current medications is enough for the record to start earning its place.
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