Kaiku Health

Kaiku Health is your companion throughout your cancer treatment. It helps you report your symptoms directly to your care team. Your care team is notified of any changes and will stay updated on your well-being. How Kaiku Health supports you during your cancer treatment: Tracking your symptoms Report your symptoms and get feedback on how they’ve developed since the last report. Your care team will receive notifications of your reported symptoms and their development and will be up to date on your well-being. Messaging You are always just one message away from your care team. If you have non-urgent questions related to your treatment or symptoms, you can send a message to your care team. It is also possible to share attachments with your care team, such as a photo of your symptom. You can also access your previous messages with members of the care team whenever needed. Note that Kaiku Health is meant for non-urgent communication. In urgent matters always be in direct contact with your care team, the ER or call the emergency line. Some features may be hospital or clinic specific. Information on your treatment Your care team can add all important instructions and information related to your treatment to Kaiku Health. They travel with you and are readily accessible whenever needed. Using Kaiku Health requires an invitation from your care team. Follow these steps to get started. 1. Register Once your nurse or doctor has invited you to use Kaiku Health you will receive clear instructions by email. 2. Sign in Sign in to the service with your personal username and password. 3. Start using Kaiku Health Your care team has prepared everything for you based on your individual treatment plan. You can start reporting your symptoms and using other features right away. If you are not sure if the app is available to you, you can ask a member of your care team or contact Kaiku Health support. Kaiku Health is considered a medical device in certain countries and is certified according to the applicable regulations, including the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) in the European Union.