genessia | first patient: video / text

[ your current view is of one large white round balloon-looking robot. the first thing it does is raise one of its hands and wave by moving his hand in a circular motion. anything it says comes with text that will appear under the video once posted for the hearing impaired.

the text is then translated into several languages. ]

Hello. I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion. My scan upon arrival has informed me that there are various individuals who may need medical attention.

I have an extensive health matrix and am currently downloading new information to my database in order to be of further assistance in regards to: trauma, anxiety, and homesickness. I am also furthering my database on: grief. If you would like assistance, I am here.

Do not be afraid to ask for help from professionals, your friends or loved ones.

My scanners have also indicated a number of individuals are not fully human. I am not currently programmed for non-human treatment but I will be gathering additional data in order to become a greater caregiver once I have located additional storage.

If you are not fully human and are comfortable sharing, please assist by offering information that may be useful in regards to health and safety. Thank you.

[ ooc: i included a permissions post in his journal if you want him to notice anything about your character in a scan. ]

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

I have prioritized my patient file for: Mister Gold.
A stubborn patient may be difficult but their health is important.

Appreciate it, Baymax. Just ignore any grumbling he does.

Is it rude if I ask how sentient you are? I feel like it's rude but I also want to know.

I do not know. My programming allows me to learn in order to be a better healthcare companion. I care.

Caring is good.

Sorry, I should introduce myself. Name's Jefferson.

Yes. Caring is good.

It is nice to meet you: Jefferson. May I assist you with anything else?

At the moment? No. Maybe later. I've got a pair of stubborn kids to look after that I might need to send your way eventually.

Okay. I have an extensive knowledge of pediatrics. Growing children require check-ups.

I mean, technically Airy isn't a kid anymore. She's 20. Dave is...

... you know what, I don't even know. Forget I said anything.

I will put your child, Airy, among my adult patients.
You do not know how old your child, Dave, is?

I can not forget.

Okay. Um. They're not actually my kids.

You can't?

It can be upsetting if a step-parent does not acknowledge the children as their own.

Self-deletion of my memory goes against my healthcare programming. Keeping records is very important.

No no no no no. It's not that either. We're not related by blood or marriage. It's just... I took them in? Sort of. I don't know.

Edited 2016-07-04 16:27 (UTC)

Are you currently acting as legal guardian?

Not legally, no.

Not illegally either, before you ask.

It is important that orphans know that they are: loved and wanted by their current guardian.

They know.

[ He hoped so, anyway. ]

That is good. A new family is difficult for both the children and the parent.

Sometimes. But it's nice too.

I probably shouldn't have brought up any of this. I guess you're good at your job.

All patient information is: confidential.

I had a feeling, but thanks.

You are welcome. Do not be afraid to ever ask for assistance.

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