My Health Record can store your: shared health summary (from your doctor) current medicines and prescriptions (scripts) referral letters allergies (including past adverse reactions) immunisation history (including routine childhood immunisations) test and scan reports — such as ultrasound scans or x-rays pathology reports — such as blood test results hospital discharge information Medicare and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) claims history organ donation status advance care planning document (which explains what to do if you become too unwell to communicate, sometimes called a ‘living will’) or contact details of your advance care custodian emergency contact details personal health notes My Health Record can also show whether you: identify as an Aboriginal and/Torres Strait Islander are a Veteran or in the Australian Defence Force Your My Health Record doesn't replace any of your existing health records. You still need to have regular conversations with your healthcare providers. Your healthcare providers will still keep their own medical records. When you first access your record, there may be little or no information in it. You can ask your doctor to add a summary of your medical history to your My Health Record. You can do this whenever you go to see your doctor.