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This is a centralized dashboard for my personal medical information. It is designed for streamlined access to key health metrics without the requirement of logging into third-party applications, such as the Kaiser portal. A key objective of this page is to facilitate the harvesting and in-depth analysis of this data by artificial intelligence systems to generate advanced health insights. This approach is intended to deepen my understanding of my health conditions and help identify effective management strategies in a timely manner by leveraging the latest available technologies.

Test Results

CBC (Complete Blood Count) with Differential
Collected on Jun 11, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Overall AI Assessment
✓Stable

Risk: Low–Moderate

Confidence: 91%

Trend: Improving
91%AI Confidence

✓ Today’s Wins

  • ✓RBC Normal
  • ✓Hemoglobin Normal
  • ✓Hematocrit Normal
  • ✓MCV Normal
  • ✓MCH Normal

◉ Watch Closely

  • •WBC
  • •Platelet Count
Current Concern
ModerateBased on entered abnormal results

✦ AI Health Summary

Your WBC is 1.88 x10(9)/L. 8 entered CBC markers are within the entered reference ranges. 2 markers require closer review. Interpret the pattern with your healthcare professional and use trends rather than a single result.

WBC TrendMar 3, 2026 → Jun 11, 2026
2.38→1.88
-21.0%

Considering Your Health Profile

  • Liver Cirrhosis
  • Portal Hypertension
  • Splenomegaly
  • Portal Vein Thrombosis

Current medications: Eliquis, Carvedilol, Atorvastatin

Possible explanations remain clinical possibilities, not diagnoses. Your healthcare team must interpret the complete picture.

AI Weekly Summary

Most entered CBC markers remain stable. Abnormal values should be reviewed as part of the full CBC pattern and compared with prior testing rather than interpreted alone.

Personalized Recommendations

  • Discuss persistent abnormal CBC values and possible causes with your healthcare team.
  • Request ANC when clinically appropriate.
  • Repeat CBC according to your clinician’s plan.
  • Report fever, chills, unusual bleeding, or infection symptoms promptly.

What is WBC?

This CBC marker should be interpreted with its reference range, related blood-count values, symptoms, medications, and historical trend.

AI Trend Estimate

If the two entered values continued in the same direction, the next value could remain near the current range.

1.88 x10(9)/L
Trend estimate only — not a clinical prediction.
TestResultReference rangeStatusChangeAI Insights
WBCWhite Blood Cells
1.88x10(9)/LLow
4 - 10.5 x10(9)/L
410.5
LowBelow range
↓ -0.5-21.0%
vs 2.38
CRITICAL RESULTSResults called to and verified by your healthcare team.
RBCRed Blood Cells
4.8x10(12)/LNormal
4 - 5.5 x10(12)/L
45.5
NormalIn range
↑ +0.02+0.4%
vs 4.78
HemoglobinHemoglobin in Blood
13.5gm/dLNormal
13 - 17 gm/dL
1317
NormalIn range
↓ -0.1-0.7%
vs 13.6
HematocritPercentage of RBCs
40.9%Normal
37 - 50 %
3750
NormalIn range
↓ -0.4-1.0%
vs 41.3
MCVMean Corpuscular Volume
85.2fLNormal
80 - 100 fL
80100
NormalIn range
↓ -1.2-1.4%
vs 86.4
MCHMean Corpuscular Hemoglobin
28.1pgNormal
28 - 35 pg
2835
NormalIn range
↓ -0.4-1.4%
vs 28.5
MCHCMean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration
33gm/dLNormal
31 - 36.5 gm/dL
3136.5
NormalIn range
↑ +0.1+0.3%
vs 32.9
RDV, CVRed Cell Distribution Width - Coefficient of Variation
13.9%Normal
11 - 14.5 %
1114.5
NormalIn range
↑ +0.1+0.7%
vs 13.8
RDW, SDRed Cell Distribution Width — Standard Deviation
43.5fLNormal
36 - 50 fL
3650
NormalIn range
↓ -0.1-0.2%
vs 43.6
Platelet CountThrombocytes
30x10(9)/LLow
140 - 375 x10(9)/L
140375
LowBelow range
↓ -1-3.2%
vs 31
CRITICAL RESULTSResults called to and verified by your healthcare team.

My Liver Index Panel

Collection Date: Jun 11, 2026

score calculated

MELD-Na Score

Based on Bilirubin, INR, Creatinine & Sodium.
11
liver normal

Sodium

Normal range: 136 - 145 mmol/L
139 ↗ Normal
liver normal

Potassium

Normal range: 3.5 - 5.1 mmol/L
4.2 ↗ Normal
liver high

BUN

Normal range: 6 - 20 mg/dL
21 ⚠ High
liver normal

Creatinine

Normal range: 0.67 - 1.17 mg/dL
0.82 ↗ Normal
liver normal

Total Bili

Normal value: <=1.2 mg/dL
1.2 ↗ Normal
liver normal

Total Protein

Normal range: 6.4 - 8.3 gm/dL
7.2 ↗ Normal
liver normal

Albumin

Normal range: 3.5 - 5.2 gm/dL
4.3 ↗ Normal
liver normal

AST (GOT)

Normal value: <=50 unit/L
36 ↗ Normal
liver normal

ALT (SGPT)

Normal range: 10 - 50 unit/L
47 ↗ Normal
liver low

Alk Phos

Normal range: 40 - 129 unit/L
38 ⚠ Low
liver high

INR

Normal range: 0.9 - 1.2
1.4 ⚠ High

PRESURE DATA

Patient Name ▲ Date ▲ Blood Pressure ▲ SpO2 ▲ Heart Rate ▲ HbA1c ▲ Month ▲
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-08-31 14:11 121/66 mmHg Normal: <120/80 mmHg 99% Normal: 95% - 100% 65 bpm Normal: 60-100 bpm 5.8% Normal: <5.7% August
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-07-05 22:38 117/67 mmHg Normal: <120/80 mmHg 100% Normal: 95% - 100% 64 bpm Normal: 60-100 bpm 0% Normal: <5.7% July
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-07-06 13:08 116/69 mmHg Normal: <120/80 mmHg 98% Normal: 95% - 100% 74 bpm Normal: 60-100 bpm 0% Normal: <5.7% July
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-07-07 16:45 110/57 mmHg Normal: <120/80 mmHg 98% Normal: 95% - 100% 72 bpm Normal: 60-100 bpm 0% Normal: <5.7% July
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-07-08 18:10 110/61 mmHg Normal: <120/80 mmHg 99% Normal: 95% - 100% 74 bpm Normal: 60-100 bpm 0% Normal: <5.7% July
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-07-10 20:46 108/63 mmHg Normal: <120/80 mmHg 99% Normal: 95% - 100% 75 bpm Normal: 60-100 bpm 0% Normal: <5.7% July
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-07-11 22:31 117/64 mmHg Normal: <120/80 mmHg 97% Normal: 95% - 100% 74 bpm Normal: 60-100 bpm 0% Normal: <5.7% July
This table summarizes the latest clinical guidelines from Kaiser Permanente, prepared by Sasha. A key protocol highlighted is the standard six-month testing frequency for A1c (HbA1c).

LIPID PANEL

Patient Name ▲ Date ▲ Total Chol ▲ LDL ▲ HDL ▲ Triglycerides ▲ Month ▲
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2026-06-12 07:07 111 mg/dL Normal value <=239 mg/dl 51 mg/dL Normal value <=159 mg/dl 51 mg/dL Normal value >=40 mg/dl 47 mg/dL Normal value <=499 mg/dl June
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2025-03-29 10:17 94 mg/dL Normal value <=239 mg/dl 33 mg/dL Normal value <=159 mg/dl 50 mg/dL Normal value >=40 mg/dl 57 mg/dL Normal value <=499 mg/dl March
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2024-02-29 12:11 128 mg/dL Normal value <=239 mg/dl 70 mg/dL Normal value <=159 mg/dl 38 mg/dL Normal value >=40 mg/dl 101 mg/dL Normal value <=499 mg/dl February
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2023-06-01 10:58 85 mg/dL Normal value <=239 mg/dl 31 mg/dL Normal value <=159 mg/dl 41 mg/dL Normal value >=40 mg/dl 64 mg/dL Normal value <=499 mg/dl June
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2023-02-27 11:40 69 mg/dL Normal value <=239 mg/dl 25 mg/dL Normal value <=159 mg/dl 24 mg/dL Normal value >=40 mg/dl 102 mg/dL Normal value <=499 mg/dl February
Sasha R Kaiser Permanente 2023-02-19 04:36 104 mg/dL Normal value <=239 mg/dl 24 mg/dL Normal value <=159 mg/dl 50 mg/dL Normal value >=40 mg/dl 148 mg/dL Normal value <=499 mg/dl February
For accuracy, this table was compiled by Sasha using the latest clinical values published by Kaiser Permanente.
Fact

Liver
Facts

Fact
01

Regeneration Power

The liver is the only organ that can regenerate. It can regrow to full size even after 75% of it has been removed.
Fact
02

Largest Internal Organ

Weighing about 3 pounds, the liver is the largest internal organ and is roughly the size of a football.
Fact
03

500+ Functions

The liver is a multitasker, performing over 500 vital functions, including filtering blood and fighting infections.
Fact
04

Blood Reservoir

At any given moment, the liver holds about 13% of the body’s total blood supply.
Fact
05

Chemical Processor

It produces chemicals needed for blood clotting. Without a liver, you would bleed uncontrollably from a small cut.
Fact
06

Energy Battery

It stores excess glucose as glycogen and releases it when your body needs a quick energy boost.
Fact
07

Detox Center

The liver filters toxins from alcohol and drugs, converting them into harmless substances.
U.S. Cirrhosis Prevalence
4.5M+ people

U.S. adults (18+) diagnosed with liver disease. Latest official CDC/NCHS public estimate.

Source: CDC / NCHS
Global Cirrhosis Prevalence
112M+ people

Estimated people worldwide living with cirrhosis. Use as global context, not U.S.-only data.

Source: WHO / Global Burden estimates
Annual Deaths (U.S.)
1.8%+ deaths

Deaths from chronic liver disease and cirrhosis in the United States.

Source: CDC / NCHS FastStats
Liver Transplants (U.S.)
8,395+ transplants

Liver transplants performed in the United States.

Source: UNOS / OPTN
NAFLD / MASLD Prevalence (U.S.)
32.4% adults

Estimated U.S. adult prevalence of MASLD / fatty liver disease.

Source: Younossi et al. / published estimates
Alcohol-Related Liver Disease
21.6% deaths

Share of chronic liver disease deaths attributable to alcohol-related causes.

Source: CDC / NCHS
Hepatitis B (U.S.)
862K people

People in the United States estimated to be living with chronic hepatitis B.

Source: CDC
Hepatitis C (U.S.)
2.4M people

People in the United States estimated to be living with chronic hepatitis C.

Source: CDC
Liver Cancer (U.S.)
41,230+ cases

New liver and intrahepatic bile duct cancer cases diagnosed in the United States.

Source: American Cancer Society
Organ Donors (U.S.)
44,228+ donors

Organ donors reported in the United States.

Source: UNOS / OPTN
5-Year Survival Rate
57% survival

Approximate 5-year relative survival rate for localized liver cancer.

Source: SEER / NCI
Active Research Studies
3,212+ studies

Liver disease related studies currently listed or recruiting.

Source: ClinicalTrials.gov
Death Rate (U.S.)
2018, per 100,000

Death rate from chronic liver disease and cirrhosis per 100,000 population.

Source: CDC / NCHS FastStats
Leading Cause of Death
#9 rank

Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis ranking among U.S. leading causes of death.

Source: CDC / NCHS
Sources: CDC/NCHS, CDC WONDER, UNOS/OPTN, WHO/global estimates, SEER/NCI, American Cancer Society, ClinicalTrials.gov. Latest official years vary by source. Educational only, not medical advice.