The app guides medical students, residents, and physicians through obtaining point-of-care ultrasounds. It covers seven categories, indicates correct probes, and offers tips for image quality and clinical parameter calculations.
Access medical references for diagnosis and treatment. Search for diseases, view symptoms and tests. Retrieve drug information and diagnostic guidelines. Link to PubMed for research. Sync with web version for continuous learning.
Video call and secure messaging allow patients to communicate with healthcare providers. Track symptoms and medications. Access medical records and appointment schedules. Receive treatment reminders and health updates from providers.
Learn about endometriosis symptoms, causes, and treatment options. Track pain levels and menstrual cycles. Set reminders for medications and appointments. Share notes with healthcare providers. Connect with others for support and guidance.
Record headaches, track pain intensity and location
Track headache symptoms by recording pain intensity and location changes during an attack. Input data to generate statistics and graphs. Replace paper diaries with a digital tool for better understanding and management of headaches.
Track symptoms, record dietary intake, and receive personalized nutrition recommendations. Monitor micronutrient levels and adjust meals based on IBD or IBS needs. Set reminders for medication and hydration. Sync data with healthcare providers.
Track health metrics and view progress over time. Access lab results from CLIA certified labs. Consult with healthcare professionals. Set and monitor wellness goals. Receive educational materials on health conditions.
Access medical consultations with board-certified physicians in multiple languages. Schedule appointments, view medical records securely, and receive care with an average call back time of 15 minutes.
Access medical consultations with board-certified in emergency, urgent care, primary care, and mental health. Describe symptoms and receive a diagnosis. Get prescriptions sent to local pharmacies. Pay via insurance or self-pay.