LymeHQ
Your labs, symptoms and bills — finally in one record you own.
Organize lab reports, track how you feel, and prepare a clear summary for your next appointment.
Demo: invented data — please don’t enter real health information.Free · no account needed to read · your data stays yoursCDC counted 1,307 reported Lyme cases in Ohio in 2023 · dataset x5j9-wybp · retrieved 2026-08-27 · the counting ruleFewer than 5 listings that say they are licensed in Ohio — count withheld · the directoryNot Ohio? Pick a state
One record · what a week can hold
Four things that used to live in four places, on one timeline, in plain words.
What brings you here today?
- Newly diagnosedWhere to start, in order
- Bitten or found a tickRemoval first, then the record, step by step
- Sick for years, no answersTesting, doctors, the long game
- I don’t know what this is yetThree questions; nothing claimed
- Find Lyme-literate careChecked by a person, never rated
- My insurance said noChallenge it, step by step
- I care for someone with LymeWritten for you, and the path to walk with them
- I treat patientsThe pre-visit brief, the directory, a shared way to record Lyme data
More doors · 2Fewer doors
What is LymeHQ?
One record. You hold the keys.
You already have the labs, the symptoms and the bills — in three portals, your head and a drawer. LymeHQ puts them on one timeline in plain words, and hands them on only when you say so. How it works →
- What comes inLab reports, symptom check-ins, medicines and the household’s pets.
- How it is keptEach value as printed, every date on one timeline; nothing is scored or ranked.Every value says where it came from →Consent is enforced, not promised →How group counts reach researchers →
- What goes outOnly what you choose, to whom you choose, for as long as you choose.
Who we serveWritten for you, per row
BringsGets
How one lab report becomes a record entry
Without LymeHQ / With LymeHQ
Without LymeHQWith LymeHQ
Labs in three portals, symptoms in your head, bills in a drawer.One record: labs, symptoms, medicines and the household on a single timeline. →
A new doctor starts from zero and you tell the story again.A short printed pre-visit brief: figures and dates, there for them to read first. →
A plan denies a test and the appeal never gets written.Challenging a denial, step by step, in plain language. →
Your data goes into a study and nothing ever comes back.Group findings come back to patients whose record matches the group. →
One record, and what is built around it
The register — built, blocked, designed, ruled out →- 13guides · free · no accountGuides and the glossaryStage by stage, plain language, no dose named anywhere.
- Labs, symptoms, medicines and household, behind your sign-inYour recordYours to export, and shared only when you say so.
- Clinicians and practices, listed after a person checks themFind careNever rated, never ranked. What a person checked is kept apart from what a practice says about itself.
- 9sources, each with a verdictOpen dataEvery federal source this site looked at, with what it cannot tell you.
- 18elements · draft, not submittedA shared way to record Lyme dataA draft data standard for tick-borne illness, for discussion.
- Group counts onlyno group smaller than five is shownThe commonsResearchers see counts for groups, never a record — and the database itself refuses to release a group smaller than five.How this works →