> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.clinikehr.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# View your results, visits and medications
> Read the test results, visit summaries and prescriptions your clinic has chosen to share with you through the portal.
export const Availability = ({editions = ['all'], plans, roles, note}) => {
const list = editions.includes('all') ? ['clinic', 'pharmacy', 'lims'] : editions;
return
Available in
{list.map(e =>
{EDITION_LABELS[e] || e}
)}
{plans ? Plan : null}
{plans ? {plans} : null}
{roles ? Who : null}
{roles ? {roles} : null}
{note ? {note} : null}
;
};
Your clinic can share three parts of your record with you in the portal: **Consultations** (summaries of your visits), **Lab Results** (test results and imaging reports) and **Prescriptions** (your medications).
These three sections are switched off unless your clinic chooses to turn them on, and each one is a separate decision. If you do not see them in the list on the left, your clinic shares results and letters another way — ask them.
## Consultations
"Visit summaries and clinical notes shared by your care team."
Each entry is a summary of an appointment you have had. Use the search box to find one by the reason for the visit or the diagnosis recorded.
Only notes your clinician has finished and signed appear here, so a summary may take a day or two to show up after your visit.
## Lab Results
"Completed laboratory and diagnostic test results."
Select a result to open it. A test shows its **Measurements** and the **Result** recorded for each one. The same page has an **Imaging** section — "Signed imaging reports from your clinic" — for scans and X-rays. An imaging report is set out as **Findings**, **Impression** and **Recommendations**.
Search by the name of the test or by a word in the result.
A result on its own is not a diagnosis. Numbers outside the usual range are common and often harmless, and only your clinician can tell you what yours mean for you. If a result worries you, message your care team or book an appointment rather than acting on it yourself.
Only results that are complete and signed off are shared. A test you gave a sample for yesterday will not be here yet.
## Prescriptions
"Your medications, dosage instructions and e-prescriptions."
Two tabs: **Active** for what you are taking now, and **Past** for what you have finished. Each entry shows the medication, the dose and how to take it. Search by the name of the medicine.
This is a useful screen to open at a pharmacy, at a hospital appointment, or when a new clinician asks what you take.
## What these screens cannot do
Being clear about this saves you hunting for a button that is not there:
* **You cannot request a repeat prescription** from the portal. Contact the clinic for a refill.
* **You cannot mark a result as seen**, and doing nothing does not stop the clinic from following up. They contact you about anything that needs acting on.
* **You cannot download or print** from these screens. Ask the clinic for a copy if you need one for another provider, an employer or an insurer — they can send you a proper signed document.
* **Nothing here can be edited.** If something looks wrong — a medication you no longer take, a name spelled incorrectly — tell your care team so they can correct the record itself.
## Check it worked
If a section is switched on for your clinic, it appears in the list on the left of the portal and opens to a searchable list. An empty list means nothing has been shared with you yet, not that anything is broken.
## Where to go next
Ask about a result, privately and securely.
Arrange a visit to go through your results.