Overview
Room Scan History gives you a running record of every room safety scan you've completed. Use it to review past findings, track the improvements you've made over time, and revisit the recommendations generated for each room.
Location: My Safety → Room Scan History
The Scan List
When you open Room Scan History, completed scans appear as cards on the main screen. Each card shows:
- A photo of the room taken during the scan
- A room type label (e.g., Bathroom) displayed as a badge on the photo
- The date the scan was performed
- The name of the person who performed the scan
Clicking a card opens the Scan Details view for that scan.
Filtering Your Scans
Three filter controls at the top of the page help you narrow the list:
- Start Date / End Date — Enter a date range to show only scans performed within that window. Click the calendar icon in either field to pick a date.
- Room Type — Use the dropdown to filter by a specific room (e.g., Bathroom). Defaults to "All Room Types."
- Clear Filters — Resets all three filters and returns the full scan history.
Scan Details
Clicking any scan card opens a detailed panel titled Scan Details: [Room Name]. This panel contains three sections:
Room Preview
A full photo of the room as captured during the scan.
Scan Information
Shows the exact date and time the scan was taken, and the name of the person who performed it.
Findings
The AI analysis of the room is broken into three categories:
- Safety Issues — Hazards identified that pose a fall or injury risk (e.g., "Apply Non-Slip Treatment to Shower Floor," "Install Grab Bars in Shower and Near Toilet"). These are the highest-priority items to address.
- Independence Barriers — Features of the room that may limit ease of movement or self-sufficiency over time (e.g., "Convert Shower to Curbless Entry," "Upgrade Faucets to Touchless Operation," "Upgrade Light Switches to Rocker or Motion-Activated," "Install Comfort-Height Toilet").
- Engagement Opportunities — Proactive improvements to consider for future needs (e.g., "Reinforce Walls for Future Grab Bar Installation," "Widen Doorway for Accessibility," "Consider Comfort-Height Vanity").
Each finding includes a brief Recommendation describing the suggested action, an Impact badge (High, Medium, or Low), and an Effort/Cost badge (High, Medium, or Low) to help you prioritize.
Viewing a Task & Adding It to Your To-Do List
Clicking the arrow (›) on any finding opens the full detail view for that individual task. From this view, you can read the complete recommendation and — when you're ready to act on it — add it directly to your Home Safety To-Do's task list using the Add to To-Do List button.
This makes it easy to turn a scan finding into an actionable item without having to re-enter it manually. Once added, the task will appear in My Safety → Home Safety To-Do's, where you can track and manage it alongside your other home safety items.
Tips
- Track progress over time by comparing scans of the same room taken on different dates. If you've addressed a safety issue since a previous scan, run a new scan to see if it's reflected.
- Use filters together — for example, set a date range and select "Bathroom" to quickly find all bathroom scans from a specific period.
- New scans are created from My Safety → Scan My Rooms. Completed scans automatically appear here.
- Prioritize Safety Issues first — these are the highest-impact, often lowest-cost items to resolve and directly reduce fall and injury risk.