SenacleSoft Launches Personal Health Record Service 'Kle'

Digital healthcare company SenacleSoft announced on the 5th that it has launched the personal health record (PHR) service application, Kle.

SenacleSoft's personal health record service application 'Cle'
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Kle is an integrated health management service that connects with hospitals to manage health. It is designed to manage the entire health management journey of users, from daily health care to hospital visits when sick. It combines the inconvenience of using separate hospital appointment apps and health management apps into one app, and adds a feature that allows users to share their health records with hospitals or connected users.

Through this, actual Kle users can receive continuous health management assistance. The real-time feed on the timeline tab timely notifies users of hospital schedules as well as daily health management schedules, helping users not to miss important health events. It provides guidance on key events such as scheduled appointments, hospital waiting order, test result arrivals, medication intake, and record measurements (blood pressure, blood sugar, menstruation, etc.).

Additionally, Kle allows users to receive and store medical records such as hospital treatment details, test results, and issued documents within the app. This is expected to improve the usability of medical records that were previously difficult to manage when received on paper.

Another feature is that users can also take care of their family’s health. By forming a family group in Kle, users can make hospital appointments, check-in, request documents, and pay medical bills on behalf of family members, and share health records among family members. Shareable records include daily health indicators such as blood pressure, blood sugar, menstruation, weight, medication records, test results received from hospitals, treatment details, and vaccination records. Users can choose to share only the records they want.

All these features of Kle are provided free of charge. However, treatment-related functions are limited to hospitals connected to the service. Health content is provided through a partnership with Seoul Asan Medical Center.

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