How to import a lab report PDF into Health3
From the dashboard to a saved test: pick a PDF, review the extracted values, confirm the import.
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What the video shows
A 70-second narrated walkthrough of the Health3 iPhone app with synthetic demo data: from the dashboard, Add opens the import screen, a lab report PDF is picked from Files, the extracted values, units and test date are reviewed against the original, and the test is saved to the history.
Written guide: Import a lab report and review the extracted values.
Transcript
- In Health3, importing a lab report starts on the dashboard.
- The Add button in the tab bar opens the options for new data.
- Add lab results opens the import screen, with a report scan or manual entry.
- Parse Automatically accepts library photos, camera photos, or a PDF.
- A PDF comes straight from the Files app.
- Here, a synthetic demo report is picked, and the test date is set to the date printed on it.
- Health3 then reads the report and turns it into individual values.
- Nothing is saved yet. The review screen lists each extracted value with its unit and the test date.
- Each row can be corrected or removed, so the values can be checked against the original report.
- Confirm Import saves them as a new test.
- The new test opens as its own Test Report.
- In the Tests tab, the new date now sits at the top of the history.
- Health3 is available on iPhone and Android.
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