Continuous treatment, not a one-off prescription.
Most telehealth stops at the first prescription. We stay with you: a free assessment, then regular check-ins and your health data, so your doctor can adjust your treatment as life changes.
Your doctor reviews everything and makes every decision, and you get each one in writing.
Tell us what's going on About ten minutes
Answer questions about your symptoms, any diagnosis you have, and the medicines you already take. The questions adapt to your answers.
A doctor reviews it Usually within a day
Your answers go through a clinical protocol first. AI then writes your doctor a summary. Your doctor reviews it and decides.
You get a written answer When your doctor decides
Your doctor's decision and the reasoning behind it, in writing.
We check in as you go About two minutes, while you're on treatment
We text you a link to a short check-in. AI sums up your answers for your doctor. The same protocol suggests a next step, and your doctor decides. You get the decision in writing.
One check-in, start to finish.
From the link to what your doctor sees, and the health data you can add if you like.
We ask how it's going
We send you a link to a short check-in. It takes a few taps and about two minutes.
Treatment built around you
Your answers are weighed against clinical best practices, so your treatment is personal to you, and each suggested step comes with the reason.
Your health data, if you like
Connect your Oura or WHOOP. It can confirm what you tell us, or flag a change on its own, so your doctor sees what moved before you have to say it.
Your doctor decides
Your doctor reviews the suggested step and the reason for it, then agrees with it or changes it.
What you get.
- A decision
- Usually within a day, in writing
- If it stops working
- Reviewed by your doctor at the next check-in
- Between appointments
- Regular check-ins while you're on treatment
- How we know you're taking it
- You tell us at each check-in
- What your doctor sees
- Your full history, the suggested next step, and the reason for it
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