The care dashboard

Two years of reports, read together.

Every lab report a family sends us — PDFs, photographs, WhatsApp forwards — is read, filed against the last one, and kept here. This is a worked example, so you can see exactly what that gives you before deciding whether it is worth having.

Mrs. R, 71. 20 blood draws between 11 February 2024 and 30 June 2026 — 431 values across 32 markers. Illustrative — not a real patient.

Where things stand today

26 of 32 markers are where they should be.

6 markers sit outside the laboratory’s reference range. The rest of the record — the great majority of it — is unremarkable, and that is worth saying plainly rather than leaving you to infer it from the absence of a warning.

I — Priority signals

Three numbers to bring to the doctor.

The most recent reading of the markers furthest outside their range, each against its full two-year trajectory.

Thyroid · 21 May 26

4.94µIU/mL

the signal telling the thyroid to work harder.

Reference 0.27–4.2above range0.45 since 15 Jan 26

Iron studies · 26 Feb 26

38µg/dL

iron circulating right now.

Reference 50–170below range3 since 14 Feb 25

Blood sugar · 21 May 26

6.0%

the average blood sugar over three months.

Reference under 5.6just above range0.1 since 26 Feb 26

II — The registry

Every value, flagged.

One cell per measurement — 32 markers across 20 draws. Colour shows how far outside its reference range a value sits.

Every value, flagged32 markers × 20 draws

Within rangeJust outsideOutsideWell outsideNot measured

11 Feb 24

04 Mar 24

19 Mar 24

28 May 24

02 Jul 24

16 Aug 24

09 Nov 24

21 Dec 24

14 Feb 25

27 Feb 25

08 Apr 25

19 Jun 25

30 Jul 25

11 Sep 25

24 Oct 25

15 Jan 26

26 Feb 26

09 Apr 26

21 May 26

30 Jun 26

Blood count

Hemoglobing/dL · 12–15

RDW% · 11.6–14

MCVfL · 80–99

WBCk/µL · 4–11

Plateletsk/µL · 150–400

ESRmm/hr · under 20

Blood sugar

HbA1c% · under 5.6

Fasting Glucosemg/dL · under 99

Thyroid

TSHµIU/mL · 0.27–4.2

T3 Totalng/mL · 0.8–2

T4 Totalµg/dL · 5.1–14.1

Vitamins

Vitamin Dng/mL · 30–100

Vitamin B12pg/mL · 211–911

Cholesterol

HDL Cholesterolmg/dL · above 40

LDL Cholesterolmg/dL · under 100

Triglyceridesmg/dL · under 150

Iron studies

Serum Ironµg/dL · 50–170

TIBCµg/dL · 250–450

Ferritinng/mL · 13–150

Kidney

Creatininemg/dL · 0.51–0.95

Ureamg/dL · under 39

Uric Acidmg/dL · 2.6–6

Liver

ALPU/L · 35–104

ALT (SGPT)U/L · 10–35

AST (SGOT)U/L · 15–37

Bilirubin Totalmg/dL · under 1.1

Protein

Albuming/dL · 3.5–5.2

Globuling/dL · 2.3–3.5

Total Proteing/dL · 6.7–8.7

Minerals

Calciummg/dL · 8.6–10.2

Sodiummmol/L · 136–145

Potassiummmol/L · 3.5–5.1

Hover any cell for its value and date. A blank square means that panel wasn’t run on that visit — which is itself worth seeing, since a gap in the record is not the same as a normal result.

III — The data wall

All 32 markers, side by side.

Each marker as its own chart against its reference band, with the latest value and where it stands. Hover any point for its value and date.

Blood count

6 markers

Hemoglobin

g/dL · ref 12–15

12.7g/dLwithincarries oxygen around the bodyDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: 8 of 20
Low to high: 10.4 – 12.9
Since previous draw: up 0.1

Every recorded reading for Hemoglobin
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	11.7	just below range
4 March 2024	11.4	just below range
19 March 2024	11.5	just below range
28 May 2024	11.8	just below range
2 July 2024	11.9	just below range
16 August 2024	11.9	just below range
9 November 2024	12.3	within range
21 December 2024	12.3	within range
14 February 2025	11.9	just below range
27 February 2025	10.4	below range
8 April 2025	12.1	within range
19 June 2025	12.6	within range
30 July 2025	12.6	within range
11 September 2025	12.7	within range
24 October 2025	12.7	within range
15 January 2026	12.4	within range
26 February 2026	12.9	within range
9 April 2026	12.7	within range
21 May 2026	12.6	within range
30 June 2026	12.7	within range

Reference range 12–15 g/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

RDW

% · ref 11.6–14

13.7%withinhow evenly sized the red cells areDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: 15 of 20
Low to high: 13.7 – 14.9
Since previous draw: down 0.2

Every recorded reading for RDW
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	14.9	just above range
4 March 2024	14.8	just above range
19 March 2024	14.7	just above range
28 May 2024	14.9	just above range
2 July 2024	14.9	just above range
16 August 2024	14.6	just above range
9 November 2024	14.6	just above range
21 December 2024	14.3	just above range
14 February 2025	14.7	just above range
27 February 2025	14.5	just above range
8 April 2025	14.6	just above range
19 June 2025	14.6	just above range
30 July 2025	14.4	just above range
11 September 2025	14.5	just above range
24 October 2025	14.2	just above range
15 January 2026	14.0	within range
26 February 2026	13.8	within range
9 April 2026	13.9	within range
21 May 2026	13.9	within range
30 June 2026	13.7	within range

Reference range 11.6–14 % as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

MCV

fL · ref 80–99

88.2fLwithinthe average size of a red cellDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 86.6 – 90.6
Since previous draw: down 2.1

Every recorded reading for MCV
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	87.1	within range
4 March 2024	87.9	within range
19 March 2024	87.3	within range
28 May 2024	87.5	within range
2 July 2024	89.0	within range
16 August 2024	87.2	within range
9 November 2024	90.3	within range
21 December 2024	86.9	within range
14 February 2025	90.2	within range
27 February 2025	87.9	within range
8 April 2025	86.6	within range
19 June 2025	86.6	within range
30 July 2025	86.8	within range
11 September 2025	87.7	within range
24 October 2025	86.6	within range
15 January 2026	90.6	within range
26 February 2026	86.6	within range
9 April 2026	89.0	within range
21 May 2026	90.3	within range
30 June 2026	88.2	within range

Reference range 80–99 fL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

WBC

k/µL · ref 4–11

7.08k/µLwithinthe cells that fight infectionDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 5.68 – 8.26
Since previous draw: down 0.67

Every recorded reading for WBC
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	7.21	within range
4 March 2024	6.58	within range
19 March 2024	7.75	within range
28 May 2024	5.68	within range
2 July 2024	8.12	within range
16 August 2024	7.21	within range
9 November 2024	7.89	within range
21 December 2024	8.09	within range
14 February 2025	6.80	within range
27 February 2025	6.23	within range
8 April 2025	7.33	within range
19 June 2025	6.82	within range
30 July 2025	6.28	within range
11 September 2025	8.26	within range
24 October 2025	6.48	within range
15 January 2026	5.81	within range
26 February 2026	5.81	within range
9 April 2026	7.58	within range
21 May 2026	7.75	within range
30 June 2026	7.08	within range

Reference range 4–11 k/µL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Platelets

k/µL · ref 150–400

302k/µLwithinwhat lets a cut stop bleedingDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 214 – 302
Since previous draw: up 32

Every recorded reading for Platelets
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	266	within range
4 March 2024	248	within range
19 March 2024	255	within range
28 May 2024	257	within range
2 July 2024	282	within range
16 August 2024	220	within range
9 November 2024	299	within range
21 December 2024	292	within range
14 February 2025	232	within range
27 February 2025	255	within range
8 April 2025	280	within range
19 June 2025	214	within range
30 July 2025	222	within range
11 September 2025	242	within range
24 October 2025	287	within range
15 January 2026	275	within range
26 February 2026	276	within range
9 April 2026	270	within range
21 May 2026	270	within range
30 June 2026	302	within range

Reference range 150–400 k/µL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

ESR

mm/hr · ref under 20

14mm/hrwithina general signal of inflammationDetailsClose

Measurements: 5 of 20 draws
Outside range: 3 of 5
Low to high: 14 – 32
Since previous draw: down 1

Every recorded reading for ESR
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	32	well above range
2 July 2024	25	above range
14 February 2025	24	above range
30 July 2025	15	within range
26 February 2026	14	within range

Reference range under 20 mm/hr as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Blood sugar

2 markers · 2 outside range

HbA1c

% · ref under 5.6

6.0%just abovethe average blood sugar over three monthsDetailsClose

Measurements: 10 of 20 draws
Outside range: 10 of 10
Low to high: 5.8 – 6.3
Since previous draw: down 0.1

Every recorded reading for HbA1c
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	5.8	just above range
19 March 2024	5.8	just above range
2 July 2024	6.0	just above range
9 November 2024	6.2	above range
14 February 2025	6.2	above range
8 April 2025	6.3	above range
30 July 2025	6.3	above range
24 October 2025	6.2	above range
26 February 2026	6.1	just above range
21 May 2026	6.0	just above range

Reference range under 5.6 % as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Fasting Glucose

mg/dL · ref under 99

100mg/dLjust aboveblood sugar before breakfastDetailsClose

Measurements: 10 of 20 draws
Outside range: 10 of 10
Low to high: 100 – 118
Since previous draw: down 4

Every recorded reading for Fasting Glucose
Date	Value	Standing
4 March 2024	104	just above range
28 May 2024	100	just above range
16 August 2024	105	just above range
21 December 2024	113	above range
27 February 2025	109	above range
19 June 2025	118	above range
11 September 2025	106	just above range
15 January 2026	101	just above range
9 April 2026	104	just above range
30 June 2026	100	just above range

Reference range under 99 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Thyroid

3 markers · 1 outside range

TSH

µIU/mL · ref 0.27–4.2

4.94µIU/mLabovethe signal telling the thyroid to work harderDetailsClose

Measurements: 7 of 20 draws
Outside range: 7 of 7
Low to high: 4.94 – 5.94
Since previous draw: down 0.45

Every recorded reading for TSH
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	5.94	well above range
28 May 2024	5.82	well above range
9 November 2024	5.54	well above range
27 February 2025	5.34	above range
30 July 2025	5.53	well above range
15 January 2026	5.39	above range
21 May 2026	4.94	above range

Reference range 0.27–4.2 µIU/mL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

T3 Total

ng/mL · ref 0.8–2

1.07ng/mLwithinthe active thyroid hormoneDetailsClose

Measurements: 7 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 1.03 – 1.15
Since previous draw: up 0.04

Every recorded reading for T3 Total
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	1.04	within range
28 May 2024	1.10	within range
9 November 2024	1.05	within range
27 February 2025	1.15	within range
30 July 2025	1.12	within range
15 January 2026	1.03	within range
21 May 2026	1.07	within range

Reference range 0.8–2 ng/mL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

T4 Total

µg/dL · ref 5.1–14.1

8.41µg/dLwithinthe stored thyroid hormoneDetailsClose

Measurements: 7 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 7.93 – 8.66
Since previous draw: down 0.09

Every recorded reading for T4 Total
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	8.66	within range
28 May 2024	8.34	within range
9 November 2024	8.66	within range
27 February 2025	8.09	within range
30 July 2025	7.93	within range
15 January 2026	8.50	within range
21 May 2026	8.41	within range

Reference range 5.1–14.1 µg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Vitamins

2 markers

Vitamin D

ng/mL · ref 30–100

35.8ng/mLwithinbone strength; low is very commonDetailsClose

Measurements: 5 of 20 draws
Outside range: 3 of 5
Low to high: 18.0 – 35.8
Since previous draw: up 5.6

Every recorded reading for Vitamin D
Date	Value	Standing
4 March 2024	18.0	well below range
16 August 2024	22.1	below range
27 February 2025	26.0	below range
11 September 2025	30.2	within range
9 April 2026	35.8	within range

Reference range 30–100 ng/mL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Vitamin B12

pg/mL · ref 211–911

408pg/mLwithinnerve and blood-cell healthDetailsClose

Measurements: 5 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 333 – 408
Since previous draw: up 56

Every recorded reading for Vitamin B12
Date	Value	Standing
4 March 2024	333	within range
16 August 2024	338	within range
27 February 2025	371	within range
11 September 2025	352	within range
9 April 2026	408	within range

Reference range 211–911 pg/mL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Cholesterol

3 markers

HDL Cholesterol

mg/dL · ref above 40

41mg/dLwithinthe protective kind — higher is betterDetailsClose

Measurements: 3 of 20 draws
Outside range: 2 of 3
Low to high: 34 – 41
Since previous draw: up 5

Every recorded reading for HDL Cholesterol
Date	Value	Standing
4 March 2024	34	below range
8 April 2025	36	below range
21 May 2026	41	within range

Reference range above 40 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

LDL Cholesterol

mg/dL · ref under 100

96mg/dLwithinthe kind that narrows arteriesDetailsClose

Measurements: 3 of 20 draws
Outside range: 2 of 3
Low to high: 96 – 131
Since previous draw: down 22

Every recorded reading for LDL Cholesterol
Date	Value	Standing
4 March 2024	131	well above range
8 April 2025	118	above range
21 May 2026	96	within range

Reference range under 100 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Triglycerides

mg/dL · ref under 150

129mg/dLwithinfat carried in the bloodDetailsClose

Measurements: 3 of 20 draws
Outside range: 2 of 3
Low to high: 129 – 182
Since previous draw: down 29

Every recorded reading for Triglycerides
Date	Value	Standing
4 March 2024	182	above range
8 April 2025	158	just above range
21 May 2026	129	within range

Reference range under 150 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Iron studies

3 markers · 3 outside range

Serum Iron

µg/dL · ref 50–170

38µg/dLbelowiron circulating right nowDetailsClose

Measurements: 2 of 20 draws
Outside range: 2 of 2
Low to high: 38 – 41
Since previous draw: down 3

Every recorded reading for Serum Iron
Date	Value	Standing
14 February 2025	41	below range
26 February 2026	38	below range

Reference range 50–170 µg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

TIBC

µg/dL · ref 250–450

236µg/dLjust belowthe blood’s capacity to carry ironDetailsClose

Measurements: 2 of 20 draws
Outside range: 2 of 2
Low to high: 228 – 236
Since previous draw: up 8

Every recorded reading for TIBC
Date	Value	Standing
14 February 2025	228	just below range
26 February 2026	236	just below range

Reference range 250–450 µg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Ferritin

ng/mL · ref 13–150

421ng/mLwell aboveiron held in storageDetailsClose

Measurements: 2 of 20 draws
Outside range: 2 of 2
Low to high: 421 – 486
Since previous draw: down 65

Every recorded reading for Ferritin
Date	Value	Standing
14 February 2025	486	well above range
26 February 2026	421	well above range

Reference range 13–150 ng/mL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Kidney

3 markers

Creatinine

mg/dL · ref 0.51–0.95

0.85mg/dLwithinhow well the kidneys filterDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 0.72 – 0.87
Since previous draw: up 0.12

Every recorded reading for Creatinine
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	0.87	within range
4 March 2024	0.72	within range
19 March 2024	0.81	within range
28 May 2024	0.77	within range
2 July 2024	0.80	within range
16 August 2024	0.80	within range
9 November 2024	0.83	within range
21 December 2024	0.73	within range
14 February 2025	0.75	within range
27 February 2025	0.81	within range
8 April 2025	0.82	within range
19 June 2025	0.85	within range
30 July 2025	0.73	within range
11 September 2025	0.84	within range
24 October 2025	0.82	within range
15 January 2026	0.74	within range
26 February 2026	0.83	within range
9 April 2026	0.75	within range
21 May 2026	0.73	within range
30 June 2026	0.85	within range

Reference range 0.51–0.95 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Urea

mg/dL · ref under 39

29mg/dLwithina waste product the kidneys clearDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 25 – 33
Since previous draw: down 2

Every recorded reading for Urea
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	33	within range
4 March 2024	27	within range
19 March 2024	33	within range
28 May 2024	29	within range
2 July 2024	33	within range
16 August 2024	28	within range
9 November 2024	29	within range
21 December 2024	28	within range
14 February 2025	31	within range
27 February 2025	26	within range
8 April 2025	25	within range
19 June 2025	29	within range
30 July 2025	31	within range
11 September 2025	29	within range
24 October 2025	25	within range
15 January 2026	32	within range
26 February 2026	32	within range
9 April 2026	25	within range
21 May 2026	31	within range
30 June 2026	29	within range

Reference range under 39 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Uric Acid

mg/dL · ref 2.6–6

4.3mg/dLwithinhigh levels can mean goutDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 4.3 – 5.1
Since previous draw: down 0.1

Every recorded reading for Uric Acid
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	5.1	within range
4 March 2024	4.6	within range
19 March 2024	5.0	within range
28 May 2024	4.7	within range
2 July 2024	4.4	within range
16 August 2024	4.4	within range
9 November 2024	4.6	within range
21 December 2024	4.5	within range
14 February 2025	4.9	within range
27 February 2025	5.1	within range
8 April 2025	5.1	within range
19 June 2025	4.4	within range
30 July 2025	4.5	within range
11 September 2025	5.0	within range
24 October 2025	5.0	within range
15 January 2026	4.5	within range
26 February 2026	4.9	within range
9 April 2026	4.6	within range
21 May 2026	4.4	within range
30 June 2026	4.3	within range

Reference range 2.6–6 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Liver

4 markers

ALP

U/L · ref 35–104

85U/Lwithinan enzyme from the liver and bonesDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: 5 of 20
Low to high: 85 – 112
Since previous draw: down 13

Every recorded reading for ALP
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	103	within range
4 March 2024	103	within range
19 March 2024	92	within range
28 May 2024	104	within range
2 July 2024	100	within range
16 August 2024	93	within range
9 November 2024	100	within range
21 December 2024	109	just above range
14 February 2025	109	just above range
27 February 2025	103	within range
8 April 2025	109	just above range
19 June 2025	97	within range
30 July 2025	112	just above range
11 September 2025	106	just above range
24 October 2025	100	within range
15 January 2026	96	within range
26 February 2026	98	within range
9 April 2026	102	within range
21 May 2026	98	within range
30 June 2026	85	within range

Reference range 35–104 U/L as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

ALT (SGPT)

U/L · ref 10–35

28U/Lwithinrises when liver cells are stressedDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: 1 of 20
Low to high: 22 – 52
Since previous draw: up 6

Every recorded reading for ALT (SGPT)
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	31	within range
4 March 2024	27	within range
19 March 2024	29	within range
28 May 2024	34	within range
2 July 2024	31	within range
16 August 2024	33	within range
9 November 2024	27	within range
21 December 2024	26	within range
14 February 2025	32	within range
27 February 2025	52	well above range
8 April 2025	25	within range
19 June 2025	30	within range
30 July 2025	25	within range
11 September 2025	24	within range
24 October 2025	27	within range
15 January 2026	25	within range
26 February 2026	26	within range
9 April 2026	22	within range
21 May 2026	22	within range
30 June 2026	28	within range

Reference range 10–35 U/L as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

AST (SGOT)

U/L · ref 15–37

23U/Lwithina second liver-stress enzymeDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 22 – 29
Since previous draw: down 3

Every recorded reading for AST (SGOT)
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	25	within range
4 March 2024	23	within range
19 March 2024	22	within range
28 May 2024	24	within range
2 July 2024	25	within range
16 August 2024	27	within range
9 November 2024	26	within range
21 December 2024	23	within range
14 February 2025	29	within range
27 February 2025	24	within range
8 April 2025	28	within range
19 June 2025	29	within range
30 July 2025	24	within range
11 September 2025	28	within range
24 October 2025	25	within range
15 January 2026	22	within range
26 February 2026	26	within range
9 April 2026	22	within range
21 May 2026	26	within range
30 June 2026	23	within range

Reference range 15–37 U/L as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Bilirubin Total

mg/dL · ref under 1.1

0.37mg/dLwithinwhat the liver clears from old blood cellsDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 0.33 – 0.57
Since previous draw: down 0.06

Every recorded reading for Bilirubin Total
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	0.33	within range
4 March 2024	0.38	within range
19 March 2024	0.57	within range
28 May 2024	0.40	within range
2 July 2024	0.50	within range
16 August 2024	0.48	within range
9 November 2024	0.48	within range
21 December 2024	0.52	within range
14 February 2025	0.40	within range
27 February 2025	0.36	within range
8 April 2025	0.49	within range
19 June 2025	0.50	within range
30 July 2025	0.34	within range
11 September 2025	0.53	within range
24 October 2025	0.50	within range
15 January 2026	0.45	within range
26 February 2026	0.42	within range
9 April 2026	0.52	within range
21 May 2026	0.43	within range
30 June 2026	0.37	within range

Reference range under 1.1 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Protein

3 markers

Albumin

g/dL · ref 3.5–5.2

4.1g/dLwithinthe main protein the liver makesDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: 1 of 20
Low to high: 2.9 – 4.2
Since previous draw: no change

Every recorded reading for Albumin
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	3.8	within range
4 March 2024	3.8	within range
19 March 2024	3.7	within range
28 May 2024	3.8	within range
2 July 2024	3.7	within range
16 August 2024	3.8	within range
9 November 2024	3.7	within range
21 December 2024	3.7	within range
14 February 2025	4.0	within range
27 February 2025	2.9	below range
8 April 2025	3.7	within range
19 June 2025	4.0	within range
30 July 2025	4.0	within range
11 September 2025	3.9	within range
24 October 2025	3.9	within range
15 January 2026	4.1	within range
26 February 2026	4.0	within range
9 April 2026	4.2	within range
21 May 2026	4.1	within range
30 June 2026	4.1	within range

Reference range 3.5–5.2 g/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Globulin

g/dL · ref 2.3–3.5

3.2g/dLwithinimmune and transport proteinsDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: 1 of 20
Low to high: 3.0 – 3.6
Since previous draw: up 0.2

Every recorded reading for Globulin
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	3.6	just above range
4 March 2024	3.5	within range
19 March 2024	3.4	within range
28 May 2024	3.3	within range
2 July 2024	3.4	within range
16 August 2024	3.3	within range
9 November 2024	3.5	within range
21 December 2024	3.2	within range
14 February 2025	3.2	within range
27 February 2025	3.4	within range
8 April 2025	3.4	within range
19 June 2025	3.2	within range
30 July 2025	3.4	within range
11 September 2025	3.2	within range
24 October 2025	3.3	within range
15 January 2026	3.1	within range
26 February 2026	3.2	within range
9 April 2026	3.2	within range
21 May 2026	3.0	within range
30 June 2026	3.2	within range

Reference range 2.3–3.5 g/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Total Protein

g/dL · ref 6.7–8.7

7.0g/dLwithinthe two proteins added togetherDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 7.0 – 7.4
Since previous draw: down 0.2

Every recorded reading for Total Protein
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	7.4	within range
4 March 2024	7.2	within range
19 March 2024	7.1	within range
28 May 2024	7.0	within range
2 July 2024	7.1	within range
16 August 2024	7.4	within range
9 November 2024	7.1	within range
21 December 2024	7.2	within range
14 February 2025	7.4	within range
27 February 2025	7.3	within range
8 April 2025	7.4	within range
19 June 2025	7.0	within range
30 July 2025	7.1	within range
11 September 2025	7.2	within range
24 October 2025	7.1	within range
15 January 2026	7.0	within range
26 February 2026	7.4	within range
9 April 2026	7.4	within range
21 May 2026	7.2	within range
30 June 2026	7.0	within range

Reference range 6.7–8.7 g/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Minerals

3 markers

Calcium

mg/dL · ref 8.6–10.2

9.7mg/dLwithinbone and nerve mineralDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 9.1 – 9.7
Since previous draw: up 0.1

Every recorded reading for Calcium
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	9.4	within range
4 March 2024	9.4	within range
19 March 2024	9.5	within range
28 May 2024	9.7	within range
2 July 2024	9.4	within range
16 August 2024	9.5	within range
9 November 2024	9.7	within range
21 December 2024	9.4	within range
14 February 2025	9.3	within range
27 February 2025	9.2	within range
8 April 2025	9.2	within range
19 June 2025	9.4	within range
30 July 2025	9.2	within range
11 September 2025	9.6	within range
24 October 2025	9.2	within range
15 January 2026	9.5	within range
26 February 2026	9.1	within range
9 April 2026	9.3	within range
21 May 2026	9.6	within range
30 June 2026	9.7	within range

Reference range 8.6–10.2 mg/dL as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Sodium

mmol/L · ref 136–145

140mmol/Lwithinfluid balance; moves with hydrationDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 138 – 142
Since previous draw: down 1

Every recorded reading for Sodium
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	142	within range
4 March 2024	141	within range
19 March 2024	139	within range
28 May 2024	139	within range
2 July 2024	140	within range
16 August 2024	138	within range
9 November 2024	139	within range
21 December 2024	140	within range
14 February 2025	141	within range
27 February 2025	141	within range
8 April 2025	140	within range
19 June 2025	141	within range
30 July 2025	139	within range
11 September 2025	138	within range
24 October 2025	139	within range
15 January 2026	141	within range
26 February 2026	138	within range
9 April 2026	141	within range
21 May 2026	141	within range
30 June 2026	140	within range

Reference range 136–145 mmol/L as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

Potassium

mmol/L · ref 3.5–5.1

4.3mmol/Lwithinkeeps the heart rhythm steadyDetailsClose

Measurements: 20 of 20 draws
Outside range: never
Low to high: 4.2 – 4.7
Since previous draw: down 0.1

Every recorded reading for Potassium
Date	Value	Standing
11 February 2024	4.2	within range
4 March 2024	4.2	within range
19 March 2024	4.5	within range
28 May 2024	4.7	within range
2 July 2024	4.3	within range
16 August 2024	4.2	within range
9 November 2024	4.5	within range
21 December 2024	4.3	within range
14 February 2025	4.2	within range
27 February 2025	4.3	within range
8 April 2025	4.3	within range
19 June 2025	4.3	within range
30 July 2025	4.6	within range
11 September 2025	4.5	within range
24 October 2025	4.5	within range
15 January 2026	4.7	within range
26 February 2026	4.3	within range
9 April 2026	4.2	within range
21 May 2026	4.4	within range
30 June 2026	4.3	within range

Reference range 3.5–5.1 mmol/L as printed by the laboratory. Kavach reports where the value sits — not what it means.

IV — Stories

Four arcs in detail.

Plotted against real dates, so the gaps show — this family tested four times in six weeks during a workup, then not again for months.

HbA1c

6.0%

the average blood sugar over three months · reference under 5.6

A climb through the first year into the prediabetic band, a peak mid-window, then a run of draws coming back down.

TSH

4.94µIU/mL

the signal telling the thyroid to work harder · reference 0.27–4.2

Above range at every draw across two years, drifting slowly downward. T3 and T4 stayed inside range throughout — only the signal is off.

Vitamin D

35.8ng/mL

bone strength; low is very common · reference 30–100

The clearest upward line in the record: a steady climb from deficient to just inside the reference range.

ALP

85U/L

an enzyme from the liver and bones · reference 35–104

Sat just above range through the middle of the window, then came back inside it toward the end.

V — Reading

What the record shows.

Patterns only two years of data can show, written plainly enough to read to a sibling or hand to a doctor.

Outside range · persistent

TSH has been above range at every single draw.

All 7 measurements across two years sit above the laboratory’s upper bound of 4.2, the most recent at 4.94. T3 and T4 have stayed inside their ranges the whole time. One reading would not show this; 7 of them in a row is a different kind of fact.

One panel · three directions

The iron studies only make sense read together.

Serum iron at 38 and TIBC at 236 are both below range, while ferritin sits at 421, well above. Three lines pointing three ways inside one panel — the sort of thing that goes unnoticed when reports are read one at a time.

Direction · improving

Two markers are moving the right way.

Vitamin D has climbed from 18 to 35.8 across the window. HbA1c peaked at 6.3 mid-window and has come down to 6. Neither is a conclusion — both are a direction.

Worth checking with the lab

One draw disagrees with everything around it.

The 27 February 2025 draw shows several values well clear of the readings either side of them, while the draws before and after are unremarkable. An isolated jump like that is more often a sampling or labelling artefact than a change in health — worth a call to the laboratory before it is read as anything else. 6 markers sit outside range at the latest draw in total.

Everything tracked

All 32 markers, in words.

The same record as a plain table — readable on a phone, printable for a consultation, and the text alternative for every chart above. Currently outside range: Ferritin (421 ng/mL, well above range, reference 13–150), TSH (4.94 µIU/mL, above range, reference 0.27–4.2), Serum Iron (38 µg/dL, below range, reference 50–170), HbA1c (6 %, just above range, reference under 5.6), Fasting Glucose (100 mg/dL, just above range, reference under 99), TIBC (236 µg/dL, just below range, reference 250–450).

Every tracked marker with its latest reading and reference range
Marker	Latest	Range	Standing
Hemoglobincarries oxygen around the body	12.7 g/dL	12–15	within range
RDWhow evenly sized the red cells are	13.7 %	11.6–14	within range
MCVthe average size of a red cell	88.2 fL	80–99	within range
WBCthe cells that fight infection	7.08 k/µL	4–11	within range
Plateletswhat lets a cut stop bleeding	302 k/µL	150–400	within range
ESRa general signal of inflammation	14 mm/hr	under 20	within range
HbA1cthe average blood sugar over three months	6 %	under 5.6	just above range
Fasting Glucoseblood sugar before breakfast	100 mg/dL	under 99	just above range
TSHthe signal telling the thyroid to work harder	4.94 µIU/mL	0.27–4.2	above range
T3 Totalthe active thyroid hormone	1.07 ng/mL	0.8–2	within range
T4 Totalthe stored thyroid hormone	8.41 µg/dL	5.1–14.1	within range
Vitamin Dbone strength; low is very common	35.8 ng/mL	30–100	within range
Vitamin B12nerve and blood-cell health	408 pg/mL	211–911	within range
HDL Cholesterolthe protective kind — higher is better	41 mg/dL	above 40	within range
LDL Cholesterolthe kind that narrows arteries	96 mg/dL	under 100	within range
Triglyceridesfat carried in the blood	129 mg/dL	under 150	within range
Serum Ironiron circulating right now	38 µg/dL	50–170	below range
TIBCthe blood’s capacity to carry iron	236 µg/dL	250–450	just below range
Ferritiniron held in storage	421 ng/mL	13–150	well above range
Creatininehow well the kidneys filter	0.85 mg/dL	0.51–0.95	within range
Ureaa waste product the kidneys clear	29 mg/dL	under 39	within range
Uric Acidhigh levels can mean gout	4.3 mg/dL	2.6–6	within range
ALPan enzyme from the liver and bones	85 U/L	35–104	within range
ALT (SGPT)rises when liver cells are stressed	28 U/L	10–35	within range
AST (SGOT)a second liver-stress enzyme	23 U/L	15–37	within range
Bilirubin Totalwhat the liver clears from old blood cells	0.37 mg/dL	under 1.1	within range
Albuminthe main protein the liver makes	4.1 g/dL	3.5–5.2	within range
Globulinimmune and transport proteins	3.2 g/dL	2.3–3.5	within range
Total Proteinthe two proteins added together	7 g/dL	6.7–8.7	within range
Calciumbone and nerve mineral	9.7 mg/dL	8.6–10.2	within range
Sodiumfluid balance; moves with hydration	140 mmol/L	136–145	within range
Potassiumkeeps the heart rhythm steady	4.3 mmol/L	3.5–5.1	within range

VI — The hand-over

What leaves the house, per recipient.

Everything above stays with your family. Each caregiver who walks in receives one page, cut to their role — and you decide who gets which.

The doctorfor the consultation roomView this version

Mrs. R · 71 · window since last visit, 82 days · 2 lab draws

Adherence · self-reported daily

78/82 mornings. Four missed doses, all evenings, all in the second week of May.

Patient-reported, in her words

“Knee catches in the morning” — 11 mentions, frequency rising after 15 June.
Appetite “less than before” — 6 of last 10 check-ins. Dinner reported skipped twice.
Sleep unchanged — “fine, wake up once.”

From the laboratory record · 30 June 2026 most recent

TSH 4.94 µIU/mL (ref 0.27–4.2) — above range at all 7 draws since 11 Feb 24. T3 and T4 within range at every draw.
HbA1c 6.0% (ref under 5.6) — down from a peak of 6.3 on 08 Apr 25; above reference at every measurement in the record.
Iron studies (26 Feb 26): serum iron 38 (low, ref 50–170), TIBC 236 (low), ferritin 421 (high, ref 13–150). Same pattern on both draws of the panel.
Vitamin D 18.0 → 35.8 ng/mL across 5 draws (04 Mar 24 to 09 Apr 26); now inside range.

Reported reactions · family-recorded

The March antibiotic course upset her stomach for a week — reported by the family, not charted as an allergy. No other reactions in the record.

Practical, from the family

She hears better on her right — examine from that side.
Medication changes go through her daughter, who joins consultations by phone — decisions land better with both in the room.

Carries the full clinical digest. Interpretation, risk scores and suggestions are never included — reported, not observed.

The visiting nursefor the home visitView this version

Mrs. R · 71 · window since last visit, 82 days · 2 lab draws

To record this visit

Blood pressure and weight — the family log has no entry since the last visit.
Morning knee stiffness: she has mentioned it 11 times this window, mornings only.
Appetite: reported “less than before” in 6 of the last 10 check-ins.

Medication, as reported

78/82 mornings taken. The four missed doses were evenings, in one week. No change to prescriptions has been reported.

Practical, from the family

BP cuff on the left arm — the right shoulder is stiff and the cuff position bothers her.
She hears better on her right; sit on that side and she will not need anything repeated.
She runs cold. Warm hands and a warmed stethoscope make the whole visit easier.
Tablets go down with curd, not water — she gags on them dry.
Her skin is thin. Micropore only, never plasters — they tear on removal.
Third floor, no lift. Call from the gate; she takes her time to the door, and that is fine.

Open items from the record

Thyroid under review — TSH 4.94 at the last draw, above the lab's range.
Blood sugar being tracked — HbA1c 6.0 at the last draw.

Carries what the visit needs: the reported pattern, what to record, and how she prefers to be handled. It omits the longitudinal laboratory record — that reading belongs to the doctor.

The diagnosticianfor the lab and collection teamView this version

Mrs. R · 71 · window since last visit, 82 days · 2 lab draws

Panel history in this record

Complete blood count: drawn 20×, roughly monthly; last 30 Jun 26 (Hemoglobin 12.7 g/dL).
Glycemic panel: drawn 10×, roughly quarterly; last 21 May 26 (HbA1c 6.0 %).
Thyroid panel: drawn 7×, roughly twice a year; last 21 May 26 (TSH 4.94 µIU/mL).
Lipid panel: drawn 3×, roughly yearly; last 21 May 26 (HDL Cholesterol 41 mg/dL).
Iron studies: drawn 2×, roughly yearly; last 26 Feb 26 (Ferritin 421 ng/mL).
Vitamin D: drawn 5×, roughly twice a year; last 09 Apr 26 (Vitamin D 35.8 ng/mL).

Her veins, from the record and the family

Site log: the last two draws (21 May 26, 30 Jun 26) were both left forearm — the family rotates sides.
Back-of-hand sites used 2× in the record — the family reports those were the difficult draws.
Veins hold best in the forearm. She prefers to look away — a minute of conversation first goes a long way.
Fasting draws: she gets light-headed by mid-morning — book the first collection slot.
Thin skin — micropore tape after the draw, never plasters.
Morning collections after her tea, before her bath — that is the rhythm she keeps.

Carries panel history, cadence, and the draw-site log so the collection goes right the first time. It omits symptoms and daily notes — the collection visit does not need them.

The physiotherapistfor mobility sessionsView this version

Mrs. R · 71 · window since last visit, 82 days · 2 lab draws

Reported this window

“Knee catches in the morning” — 11 mentions, mornings only, frequency rising after 15 June.
No falls anywhere in the record — two years, none reported.
Evening terrace walk reported most days, about twenty minutes.

From the laboratory record

Vitamin D 18.0 → 35.8 ng/mL across 5 draws (04 Mar 24 to 09 Apr 26); now inside range.

Practical, from the family

Morning stiffness is real — late-morning sessions land better than early ones.
Third floor walk-up, no lift — she already does those stairs most mornings.
The right shoulder has limited range she will not volunteer; she works around it quietly.
She dislikes being counted at. Cue by conversation, not by reps — she goes further.

Carries what movement needs — the reported pattern, one relevant lab line, and how sessions land best. The wider clinical record stays with the doctor.

The home attendantfor the daily rhythmView this version

Mrs. R · 71 · window since last visit, 82 days · 2 lab draws

Mornings

Medicines after breakfast, with curd — she gags on tablets taken dry. If a dose is missed, note it; no catching up doses.
Her knee is stiffest in the morning; she has said so often. Stairs slowly, no rushing — third floor, no lift.
She hears better on her right side — speak from there, not from the doorway.

Meals

She has been eating less than usual and has skipped dinner twice recently. What she actually ate, noted plainly, is more useful than encouragement.

If something seems off

Anything unusual — a fall, new pain, refusing meals — goes to the family thread the same day. You never need to decide whether it is serious; that is not your burden to carry.

Carries the day, in plain words. It holds no laboratory numbers and no clinical history — the attendant's version is the smallest on purpose.

Five versions, one record: every laboratory figure above is read from the record on this page — each recipient sees only the slice their role needs, and consent is scoped the same way. You decide who receives which.

Where Kavach stops

Reported, not interpreted.

Everything on this page describes what the numbers did and when. Kavach does not diagnose, does not score risk, does not name a condition, and does not suggest treatment. Every reference range shown is the one the laboratory itself printed.

Ranges differ between laboratories, and a single unusual draw is more often a sampling artefact than a change in health. That is precisely why the record is kept longitudinally — one number means little, and a line of them means considerably more.

What any of this means, and what to do about it, is a conversation for the doctor who knows her. The page exists to make that conversation better informed, not to replace it.

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