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Start with warning signs, then organize the concern.

A no-account prep tool for turning a health concern into a clearer Coach prompt, with urgent warning signs checked first.

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Before the form

Make the first pass calm enough to use

This page helps you slow down, check urgent signs, and collect the details that are easy to forget before a clinician conversation.

A diverse care-prep conversation with notes, a phone, and health records organized on a table.
  1. 01

    Describe

    Capture the concern, timing, severity, and whether it is changing.

  2. 02

    Screen

    Check fixed warning signs before treating the concern as routine prep.

  3. 03

    Handoff

    Turn non-urgent context into a cleaner Coach prompt after sign-in.

Interactive assessment

Run one focused pass, then decide what comes next

  • Short public intake
  • Fixed urgent-sign screen
  • Record-aware follow-up after sign-in

Step 1

Describe the concern

Step 2

Check warning signs

Step 3

add context

Add the missing basics so Ojava Coach can organize the concern without guessing.

Missing basics

  • Main concern
  • When it started
  • Severity
  • Whether it is changing

Questions to bring forward

  • What changed, and when did it start?
  • How severe is it right now?
  • What makes it better or worse?
  • Which medications, supplements, recent illnesses, injuries, or exposures might matter?
  • What would make you seek urgent care today?

Next steps

  • Fill in each missing field.
  • Check the urgent warning-sign list again.
  • Use the finished prompt only for visit prep.

This is a public prep tool, not a diagnosis, treatment plan, monitoring service, doctor visit, prescription, referral, or emergency service.

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Research and source basis

  • When to use the emergency roomMedlinePlus, U.S. National Library of Medicine, 2024. Supports the fixed emergency-warning-sign screen for symptoms such as trouble breathing, fainting, arm or jaw pain, sudden severe headache, sudden confusion, and heavy bleeding. It does not make Ojava an emergency service or diagnosis tool.
  • Signs and Symptoms of StrokeCenters for Disease Control and Prevention, 2026. Supports the deterministic stroke-warning item and the call-911 boundary. It does not support Ojava diagnosing stroke or deciding care timing.
  • 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline988 Lifeline, 2026. Supports showing call or text 988 when a user selects self-harm concern. It does not make Ojava a crisis counselor, emergency dispatcher, or treatment service.
  • Improving Diagnosis in Health CareNational Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, 2015. Supports structured symptom and record organization as part of a collaborative diagnostic process with clinicians.
  • QuestionBuilder AppAgency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2026. Supports preparing questions before appointments and saving those questions for the visit. It is not a substitute for clinician review or emergency care.
Assessment boundary

Useful for prep.Firm about urgent care

This public assessment organizes a concern before a Coach conversation. It is not an emergency service, diagnosis, treatment plan, referral, prescription, or lab order.

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  • Red flags stay first

    The urgent-sign screen sits before the Coach handoff so emergency signals never get treated as routine context.

  • Preparation, not diagnosis

    The output is organized context, follow-up questions, and visit-prep language, not diagnosis or treatment.

  • Your record can add context

    After sign-in, Ojava Coach can use accepted records and wearable trends when you allow that context.

If symptoms feel urgent, severe, rapidly worsening, or unsafe, contact emergency services or a licensed clinician directly.