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How to use Sidekick to look up patient data in Guava

Last checked Oct 27, 2026 against Tabflows v3.10.63

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Getting good answers

Connect the correct Guava account, link the correct patient, and ask focused questions about the information you need. Refresh the source when recent changes are missing, and verify important details in Guava before acting.

Read 👉 Using Sidekick to work on patient profiles


Supported patient information

When available, Sidekick can read:

  • Patient summary and health score.
  • Labs and results.
  • Encounters and visit notes.
  • Diagnoses, medications, allergies, vitals, and immunizations.
  • Wearables, symptoms, food logs, lifestyle context, and timeline events.
  • Documents, care team, and family information.

Availability depends on what exists in the linked Guava record. Results may be limited or summarized when a record is large - ask a narrower question when information is truncated.


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Read 👉 How to use Sidekick for labs, medications, and clinical review

Read 👉 How to use Sidekick for patient files and uploaded records


Check sources and freshness

  1. Confirm the linked patient before asking.

  2. Ask for a specific category or date range.

  3. Review the cited source and timestamp when available.

  4. Refresh Guava and try again if recent information is missing.

  5. Verify clinical details in Guava before making a decision.


Current boundary

This release verifies reading available Guava patient data. Sidekick does not do Guava messaging, scheduling, fax triage, chart filing, or any other write action - it only reads the record when you ask.

Read 👉 What Sidekick can and cannot reference


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