# Your GLP-1 history on one page. The Clinic Report is a PDF that Max HP, a GLP-1 dose tracker for iPhone, makes from your log. Page one sums up each dose step: dates, doses on time, weight change and side-effect days, with the Ladder chart. The pages after it list every dose. It’s for the appointment where your prescriber asks how the last dose went. [Download the sample (PDF)](https://maxhp.me/samples/maxhp-sample-clinic-report-letter.pdf)[A4 version](https://maxhp.me/samples/maxhp-sample-clinic-report-a4.pdf) [ ![Page one of a sample Clinic Report: a table of three dose steps (5, 7.5 and 10 mg) with dates, doses on time, weight change, rate and symptom days; the Ladder chart; side effects by week; and a note for the prescriber.](https://maxhp.me/img/sample-report-page-1.jpg) ](https://maxhp.me/samples/maxhp-sample-clinic-report-letter.pdf) Page one of the sample. Every figure in it is example data. ## What’s on the report - **Dose steps**: One row per step: the dose, the dates, how many weeks, doses on time, weight change, weekly rate and symptom days. - **The Ladder**: Your dose steps as a staircase, with weigh-ins and a 7-day average line, and the days you flagged side effects. - **Side effects by week**: A grid of none, mild, moderate or severe for each day you checked in. Empty boxes mean no check-in, so a gap never reads as “fine”. - **Notes for your prescriber**: Anything you wrote down to ask about, with its date. - **The dose log**: From page two: every dose, with the time, site and what you noted. The title says what it is: “Medication log: patient-recorded”. Each page’s footer says the data is patient-recorded, not a medical record, and that Max HP doesn’t give medical advice. ## You choose what goes on it - The date range, which starts from your last report. - Whether to include weights, symptoms, injection sites, supply and notes. - Your name, or no name at all. - US Letter or A4. It prints clearly in black and white. If you hide weight numbers in Max HP, the report hides them too. ## Why it’s organised by dose step Each GLP-1 dose change is a decision you and your prescriber make together, usually after a few weeks on the dose before. A list of shots doesn’t answer the question that decision turns on: what happened on this dose, compared with the last one? Grouping the log by step does. Each row is one dose, so the rate, the side-effect days and the missed doses for that dose sit side by side. [How dose steps work in Max HP](https://maxhp.me/dose-steps)⁠. ## What the report doesn’t do - It doesn’t suggest a dose or say whether to change one. That’s your prescriber’s decision. - It isn’t a medical record, and it doesn’t go to anyone unless you send or print it. - It only knows what you logged. Gaps show as gaps. ## Questions **Is the Clinic Report free?** It’s part of Max HP Pro. On the free plan you can preview it, with a watermark. [Pricing](https://maxhp.me/pricing)⁠. **How do I give it to my prescriber?** Max HP makes a PDF. Print it, show it on your phone, or send it through your clinic’s patient portal or email. It goes only where you send it. **Does it work for pills and compounded medication?** Yes. Pills and compounded vials are logged by dose step, the same as pens. For compounded medication, the report shows what you entered, as your prescription states it; Max HP never converts units to milligrams. **What if I started before I used Max HP?** You can add earlier dose steps during setup. They show on the report, marked as added later, so it’s clear those doses weren’t logged at the time. **Can I bring a printed log instead?** Yes. The free [appointment checklist](https://maxhp.me/glp-1-appointment-checklist) and [tracker template](https://maxhp.me/glp-1-tracker-template) work on paper. Updated 3 November 2026 --- Canonical: https://maxhp.me/clinic-report · Updated 2026-11-03