Track intake with a database of 500+ foods. View a history of all foods tried. Receive allergen guidance based on ingredients. Customize tracking settings for individual needs. Set reminders for feeding times. Share logs with healthcare providers.
Access drug safety ratings for pregnancy and breastfeeding, rated 1 to 5. Search for over 70,000 medications with details on safety during pregnancy and lactation. Retrieve evidence-based guidance on medication use for patients.
Track or substance use with daily logs and progress charts. Set custom schedules with percentage reductions, fixed amounts, or target dates. Monitor effects and adjust plans based on symptoms and goals.
Access medical research summaries from internal journals. Read concise reviews of landmark trials written by physicians. Quickly digest key findings to inform patient care decisions. Stay updated with the latest clinical evidence.
Store and access records such as patient information, emergency contacts, allergies, medications, prescriptions, and insurance details. Log test results like blood pressure and glucose levels.
Improve communication with patients and families facing serious illness. Learn tailored for specific medical disciplines. Practice techniques to enhance understanding and build trust.
Track contractions with one-tap start and stop. View duration, frequency, and timing patterns. Use a simple, distraction-free interface to log labor progress.
Track , weight, and pressure levels. Log insulin and medication intake. Use the A1C calculator to monitor long-term control. Set reminders and view historical data trends. Share records with healthcare providers.
Calculate risk using ABCD2 and CHA2DS2 VASc scores. Determine door-to-needle time with a time manager. Access NIHSS calculator and AHA/ESO guidelines for thrombosis treatments. Track symptoms onset and hospital admission times.
Access clinical calculators to assess patient risk based on symptoms and lab results. Retrieve pregnancy-specific medication information with maternal and fetal considerations.
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.