What Does A1C Mean?

Healthcare records contain lab and blood tests results, which doctors use to diagnose patients. A1C tests are important for diagnosing diabetes, but patients often struggle to comprehend confusing healthcare language.

Electronic health record systems have improved how patients access their medical records. However, complex terminology can stop people from fully grasping their health status when it comes to tests and diagnoses.

DrOwl explains what A1C tests are used for and why clarifying medical records is vital for your health. When you better understand your personal health records, you can:

  • Locate errors and inaccuracies in medical records
  • Learn more about medication side effects
  • Review allergy lists to avoid environmental triggers
  • Prepare detailed questions for subsequent doctor visits

How DrOwl Helps Patients Better Grasp Their Test Results

A1C tests measure blood glucose levels over the course of a few months. Results are provided in a percentage, which indicate whether a person is in a diabetic or pre-diabetic state.

With DrOwl, A1C and other lab tests are presented in a clear, understandable way. Our app uses a specialized AI tool trained to interpret clinical terminology within medical documents.

DrOwl Lets Patients Get More From Their Medical Records

DrOwl provides easy access to clarified versions of your medical records. Upload your personal health info today to gain a greater understanding of your important health data.