Sharing a provider report
Why this exists
Appointment conversations usually run on memory: "I think I missed a couple of weeks… the nausea was maybe around the dose change?" Your StaQ record already knows the real answers. The provider report turns it into something a clinician can scan in a minute — a useful record, not a data dump.
Generating one
- Open the Provider tab.
- Pick a lookback range — for example, everything since your last visit, or the last year.
- Add patient notes for provider if there's context you want up front: what you want to discuss, changes you've noticed, questions you have.
- Tap Generate, then Share with Provider — bring it on your phone or send it ahead of the visit.
The report opens with a PK Summary — current active levels: each medication's estimated active mg, its steady-state trough, and where you sit as a % of target. Below that, Adherence — last 90 days compares doses expected vs. logged as an adherence percentage, followed by your medications, a medication-levels-over-time chart, and the outcome data you've logged — weight, check-ins, labs, injection-site notes. Regimen changes, including titrations, are carried through. Every number is labeled as a personal estimate from your own logs, not a clinical measurement.
Raw data export
If your provider's office wants the underlying records — or you simply want your data out of the app — Raw Data Export gives you everything as plain data. Your record is yours; the export makes that literal.