Visit summary & data exports
Your records are yours to take with you, as a printable visit summary, a standard FHIR file, or a shareable read-only link.
Clinician visit summary
Generate a clean, one-page visit summary of your labs, medications, recent symptoms, and the questions worth raising. Print it directly from Ojava (select “Save as PDF” in your browser’s print dialog) or copy the shareable link to send to your clinician.
The summary is a record-organization aid for a clinician conversation, not a medical record, diagnosis, or treatment recommendation. Your clinician interprets these results and decides on any care.
Shareable read-only link
Create an unguessable, expiring link to a read-only snapshot of your summary. Anyone with the link can view your summary for up to 7 days, after which it expires automatically. You can share the link with your clinician, family members, or other healthcare providers without granting them access to your full account.
Copy the link to your clipboard, or email it to yourself at your account’s registered email address (email is coming soon and currently unavailable). The link itself contains only the token; your health data is never sent in the email.
FHIR health-data export
Export your accepted health data as a standard FHIR R4 JSON file, the interoperability format other health apps, clinicians, and electronic health record (EHR) systems can read. Your data is portable and not locked into Ojava.
The FHIR export includes your accepted labs, medications, and other observations you’ve reviewed and confirmed. You can download it anytime and share it with other healthcare providers or upload it to another health app.
Sensitive-category protection
Ojava recognizes five categories of records as sensitive and protects them by default:
- Mental & behavioral health: psychiatry, therapy, depression, anxiety, antidepressants
- Substance-use treatment: addiction care, detoxification, medication-assisted treatment
- Reproductive & sexual health: pregnancy, contraception, STI tests, fertility
- Genetic: genetic tests, carrier screens, family-history risk panels
- HIV-related: HIV status, CD4 counts, antiretroviral medications
Important
This mirrors the heightened care these categories deserve: you choose what to share, and what you don’t share stays private in your account.
Coming soon: email summaries
You’ll be able to email the shareable link to yourself so you can forward it to your clinician or keep it in your email. The email carries only the tokenized link, never your health data.