Feature · Vitals

A vitals tracker that flags what matters, calmly.

Log blood pressure, glucose and five more vitals for every family member, with clear status flags instead of raw numbers to interpret.

Quick answer: MedKeep is a home health vitals log — you enter each reading yourself (there's no device pairing), and every entry is checked against reference ranges so trends are visible without guesswork. It covers seven vitals per family member, offline.

What it does

Seven vitals, one home health monitoring log.

Built for a family reviewing trends, not a single snapshot reading.

Seven vital types
Blood pressure, heart rate, blood glucose, SpO2, temperature, weight and respiratory rate.
Instant status flags
Every reading is labeled Normal, Elevated, Low or High against reference ranges as you log it.
Tracking programs
Set a schedule, like a morning BP check for 14 days, and get reminded until it's done.
Per-person history
Your own log and a parent's or child's stay separate, so nothing gets mixed up.
Works with no signal
Log a reading anywhere — it syncs automatically once you're back online.
Export for appointments
A dated vitals history exports straight into a member's PDF summary.

Frequently asked questions

What vitals can I track in MedKeep?

Blood pressure, heart rate, blood glucose, SpO2, temperature, weight and respiratory rate — logged manually, per family member, with the date and time of each reading.

Is MedKeep a blood pressure and glucose tracker in one app?

Yes. Both live in the same Vitals section per person, so a home BP log and a glucose log sit side by side instead of in separate apps.

How does MedKeep flag abnormal readings?

Every reading is checked against reference ranges and labeled Normal, Elevated, Low or High, so an unusual entry stands out at a glance without needing to interpret raw numbers yourself.

Can a doctor set up a monitoring schedule in MedKeep?

You can set up a tracking program — a defined schedule, like a morning BP reading for 14 days — and MedKeep reminds you until it’s complete, matching what a doctor typically asks for during a review.

Related guides: Blood pressure logging · Blood sugar tracking

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