Healthbase for Diabetes Management

Managing diabetes means managing data. Blood sugar readings, HbA1c tests, medication adjustments, doctor's notes — it adds up fast. Healthbase helps you make sense of it all.

The Diabetes Data Challenge

Living with diabetes generates a lot of health data:

Daily glucose readings from your meter or CGM
Quarterly HbA1c tests to track average blood sugar
Regular blood work checking kidney function, cholesterol, and more
Doctor's notes from endocrinologist visits
Medication changes — doses, timing, new prescriptions

Most of this data ends up scattered: some in your meter's app, some in patient portals, some in email attachments, some on paper.

How Healthbase Helps

1. One Place for Everything

Upload all your diabetes-related documents to a single location:

Lab results (HbA1c, comprehensive metabolic panel, lipid panel)
Doctor's visit notes
Medication lists
Specialist referrals

No more hunting through emails or patient portals before appointments.

2. Track HbA1c Trends Over Time

Your HbA1c is the single most important diabetes metric. Healthbase extracts HbA1c values from your lab results and shows you the trend:

Is your HbA1c improving, stable, or worsening?
How did that medication change affect your levels?
What was your HbA1c 2 years ago vs. today?

3. Monitor Related Biomarkers

Diabetes affects more than just blood sugar. Healthbase tracks related markers:

Kidney function: Creatinine, eGFR, microalbumin
Cardiovascular risk: LDL, HDL, triglycerides
Inflammation: CRP, homocysteine

Catch problems early by spotting trends before values go out of range.

4. Prepare for Doctor Visits

Before your next endocrinologist appointment, ask Healthbase:

"Summarize my HbA1c trend over the past year"
"What medications have I been prescribed for diabetes?"
"When was my last eye exam?"

Walk into appointments informed and prepared.

5. Understand Your Results

Get plain-language explanations of your lab values:

"What does an HbA1c of 7.2% mean?"
"Is my kidney function normal?"
"What's the difference between fasting glucose and HbA1c?"

Real-World Example

Maria, 54, Type 2 Diabetes

Maria was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 5 years ago. Her records were scattered across three different clinics, her pharmacy, and a shoebox of paper lab results.

With Healthbase, Maria:

Uploaded all her old lab results (scanned the paper ones)
Connected her HbA1c trend going back 5 years
Noticed her eGFR had been slowly declining — a kidney function warning sign
Brought this trend to her endocrinologist, who adjusted her treatment plan

"I had all these lab results but never connected the dots. Healthbase showed me a pattern I hadn't seen."

Key Features for Diabetes

Feature	How It Helps
Document upload	Store all diabetes-related records in one place
OCR extraction	Automatically pulls HbA1c, glucose, and other values from PDFs
Trend visualization	See how your HbA1c changes over months and years
AI chat	Ask questions about your diabetes history
Doctor prep	Generate summaries for appointments
Medication tracking	Keep a complete list of current and past diabetes medications

Privacy & Security

Your diabetes data is sensitive. Healthbase protects it with:

Client-side encryption: Data encrypted before it reaches our servers
EU data residency: Stored in Germany, never leaves the EU
GDPR compliance: Your data, your rights
No data selling: We never share or monetize your health information

Getting Started

Sign up for the waitlist — We're launching soon
Gather your records — Lab results, doctor's notes, medication lists
Upload everything — We accept PDFs, images, and scanned documents
Let AI organize — Healthbase extracts and categorizes automatically
Start tracking — See your diabetes data clearly for the first time

Take control of your diabetes data. Join the waitlist today.