The Neela Vault

Personalized care starts with understanding your loved one

Neela Vault is a secure place for family caregivers to store and organize their loved one's medical records, lab results, medication lists, appointment summaries, and care notes. Upload a document from your phone, your camera roll, or a cloud drive. Neela uses what's inside to give context-aware answers when you ask her questions in Chat. Stop hunting through portals, emails, and notebooks.

Instead of generic advice, Neela uses what's in the Vault to tailor guidance to your specific caregiving situation.

Who Neela Vault is built for

Adult children caring for aging parents. Cardiology, primary care, dermatology. Most aging parents see four or more doctors. Vault holds records from all of them in one place.

Spouses and partners. Health information that used to be one person's job is now yours. Vault keeps it organized so you don't have to memorize it.

Siblings coordinating from a distance. Get access to the same records as the sibling on the ground. No more "can you forward me that lab report?"

New and expectant parents. Pediatric records, immunization schedules, allergy lists. Store everything from day one and pull it up at the front desk in seconds.

Why the Vault exists

Caring for a loved one means keeping track of a lot of information:

Medical conditions and diagnoses
Medications and treatment plans
Preferences, routines, and history
Notes from appointments and conversations

That information is often scattered across portals, notebooks, emails, and memory. The Vault brings it together in one place, so you don’t have to hold everything in your head.

More importantly, it allows Neela to understand the full picture, not just isolated questions.

What you can store in the Vault

The Vault is designed to capture the details that matter most for caregiving, including:

Health conditions and medical history
Medications, symptoms, and changes over time
Care preferences and daily routines
Important context you want Neela to remember

You control what information you add and can update it at any time as things change.

How do I organize my parent's medical records?

Most family caregivers end up with medical records scattered across patient portals, paper folders, photos on their phone, and email attachments. Neela Vault centralizes everything in one secure place. Upload PDFs, images, or photos of paper documents from your phone, and Neela files them in your Vault. You can also add medical history, conditions, medications, allergies, and care preferences. Once it's in the Vault, Neela can reference any of it when you ask her questions in Chat or use Scribe during an appointment.

How the Vault powers personalized guidance

Neela doesn’t just store information. It uses it to adapt its responses and recommendations to your loved one’s unique situation.

For example:

If your loved one has a specific condition, Neela can tailor guidance to that condition
If a medication is added or changed, Neela can adjust related advice
If you mention a concern that connects to something already in the Vault, Neela can respond with context in mind

This means less repetition, fewer generic answers, and support that feels more informed and human.

Privacy, security, and control

We know that storing personal health information comes with real concerns. The Vault was built with privacy and trust as core principles.

Here’s what that means in practice:

Your data belongs to you
Information in the Vault is not sold or shared
Access is restricted and protected using industry-standard security practices
You can edit or delete information at any time

Neela uses the information in the Vault only to support you and your loved one. Nothing else.

Transparency matters, especially in caregiving. The Vault is designed to earn your trust, not assume it.

How is Neela Vault different from MyChart?

MyChart shows you what one doctor knows about your loved one. Neela Vault holds everything you know. Every visit, every medication, every change you've noticed, in one place that you and Neela can both pull from.

MyChart is built for patients to message their own healthcare provider. It works well for that. But when you're caring for someone else, you're juggling records from multiple doctors and pharmacies, and there's no single place that holds the full picture.

Neela Vault is the family caregiver's place. Use MyChart to message your loved one's doctor. Use Neela Vault to organize everything else.

Yes. You control who has access to your Neela account. When you invite siblings, your spouse, or anyone else in your care network, they can see the same records and care information you do. Everyone stays on the same page without forwarding documents over text or email. You can revoke access at any time.

How to Use the Vault (Mobile)

The Vault is your secure place to store medical records, lab results, and important health documents right inside Neela.

Step 1: Open the Vault
From your dashboard, tap the Vault tile to view all your uploaded documents in one place.

Step 2: Add a new document
Tap the + button in the bottom corner of the screen.
From here, you can choose to upload:

A file from your device or cloud storage (like iCloud Drive, Google Drive, or Dropbox)
A photo from your camera roll

(The exact options may vary slightly depending on your device.)

Step 3: Upload and process
Once you select your file or photo, Neela will begin uploading it securely.
You’ll see a “Processing” status while the file is being added.

Step 4: Get confirmation
When your upload is complete, you’ll receive a notification letting you know your document is ready. Your file will then appear in your Vault list.

Managing your files

Tap a document to view or open it
Use the menu on each file to take additional actions
Delete documents anytime to keep your Vault organized

Common questions about the Neela Vault

Is my information private?

Yes. The Vault is private by default. Information is protected and controlled by you, never sold or shared with third parties.

Can anyone else see what I add to the Vault?

No, unless you choose to share. Only you and the people you explicitly invite to your care network can access your Vault.

Can I share Vault information with my care network?

Yes. You can invite siblings, your spouse, or anyone else in your care network to your Neela account. They see the same records and care information you do. You can revoke access at any time.

How is Neela Vault different from MyChart?

MyChart is built for patients to communicate with their own healthcare provider. Neela Vault is built for family caregivers. It's a secure place to organize medical records from multiple doctors, plus medications, care preferences, and appointment summaries, so you and Neela can both reference them when you need to.

What types of medical records can I upload?

You can upload PDFs, images, and photos taken with your phone camera. Common uploads include lab results, imaging reports, discharge summaries, medication lists, vaccination records, insurance cards, advance directives, and notes from appointments.

How does Neela use the information I add to the Vault?

Neela uses what's in the Vault to give context-aware answers when you ask her questions in Chat. For example, if your loved one has diabetes and you ask about a new medication, Neela knows to check for interactions. The more context you share, the more useful her answers become.

Do I have to add medical information to use Neela?

No. You decide what to include. The more context you provide, the more personalized Neela's guidance can be, but the choice is always yours.

What happens if I stop using Neela?

You retain control of your information and can remove it at any time.

Is this a replacement for medical advice?

No. The Vault helps Neela provide better caregiving support, not medical diagnoses or treatment decisions.

Get started

Start building a clearer picture of your loved one. Caregiving is complex, emotional, and deeply personal. The Neela Vault exists to support that reality by helping Neela understand your loved one as more than a list of symptoms.

When Neela understands your loved one better, it can support you better.