Health AI that empowers your patients to be better partners.
Oriented, prepared, and ready to decide alongside you, instead of anxious about worst-case scenarios ChatGPT invented because it didn’t know them. That’s what My Doctor Friend is built to produce, and it steers what matters back to you. Free for you, and free for them to try.
Free premium access for clinicians. Refer as many patients as you like, and each one gets a free month of premium.
You went into medicine to be there. The system keeps making that harder.
Shorter visits. Larger panels. More to cover in less time. Your patients still live their health in the hours you’ll never see: the 2am worry, the week waiting on a result, the choice made alone in a parking lot. That gap isn’t a failure of caring. It’s what’s left after the system takes its cut of the visit. My Doctor Friend helps your patients face those hours more prepared, and helps the things that matter find their way back to you.
When your own family has a health question, what do you want them using?
More and more doctors are now recommending My Doctor Friend to their patients, and to their own families.
Same side, not opposite corners.
ChatGPT can put patients and clinicians in opposite corners. When was the last time you spent the first 10 minutes of a visit trying to talk a patient out of a test, medication, or procedure that ChatGPT convinced them was critical, because it was operating with no context? My Doctor Friend is designed to help patients and their clinicians collaborate with shared context and understanding.
ChatGPT on its own
Patients arrive with what ChatGPT told them, minus their real history.
The visit can open with a disagreement instead of a question.
You and the tool end up on opposite sides of the conversation.
With My Doctor Friend
Patients come in oriented to their own history and what they want to cover.
The visit starts from a shared, organized picture.
The AI works in service of the conversation between the two of you.
What it means for your day
Prepared patients make your day easier.
A patient who shows up oriented changes the shape of the visit. The history is already assembled instead of reconstructed live. The agenda is already triaged into what can’t wait and what can. The chief complaint, HPI, and review of systems can be drafted before they walk in, ready to drop into your record. That’s minutes back in a visit the system keeps making shorter, and far less of it spent on cleanup. And the minutes you get back go to the part only you can do: the judgment, the decision, the reassurance that lands because it came from you.
“My doctor said I had the best questions and was the best prepared of any of his patients.”
A My Doctor Friend member
Before the visit
They arrive with an agenda, not a wish list.
My Doctor Friend helps your patient build a prioritized agenda ahead of time: what must be covered, what should be, and what can wait. The appointment opens focused on what matters most, instead of a scattered list you have to triage in real time.
For your record
A visit note, written before the visit.
It can draft a structured chief complaint, history of present illness, and review of systems before the patient arrives. They can hand it to you, export a PDF, or generate a quick link to drop straight into your record, so you are not rebuilding the story from scratch.
For complex patients
Their whole history, in one place.
For patients juggling several specialists, it gathers records across health systems into one organized profile. The picture is already assembled by the time they reach you, instead of pieced together during the visit.
A clear summary they leave with
During the visit, with the patient’s consent, the Visit Companion can turn notes into a plain-language after-visit summary on the spot, so your patient leaves clear on what was actually decided.
Understanding, not avoidance
Between visits, it helps patients understand what was discussed and research their own questions on solid ground. ChatGPT can quietly talk someone out of care; this is designed to do the opposite and steer the things that matter back to you.
Why it’s safe to point them here
Trust that rests on the architecture.
You won’t be in the room for these conversations, and you shouldn’t have to be. So the safety can’t rest on your supervision. It has to be built in. That’s what these choices are for.
Private by design
We never sell patient data or use it for advertising, conversations are de-identified, and our providers are contractually barred from training their own models on it. ChatGPT offers none of that.
HIPAA-grade
When My Doctor Friend handles information on behalf of a provider, it acts as a HIPAA business associate under a signed agreement, with encryption in transit and at rest.
A mixture of experts
It runs three different families of models that continuously check each other’s work.2 Hallucination and the habit of telling people what they want to hear are real safety problems with AI, and this is how we work to reduce them, rather than trusting a single model’s first answer.
Built to remember what matters
Long conversations are where AI quietly forgets. My Doctor Friend is architected to hold onto the consequential details of a patient’s history, so important issues are less likely to fall out of the conversation.
HIPAA compliant¹ for information handled on behalf of a provider. My Doctor Friend does not provide a medical diagnosis or treatment and is not a substitute for professional medical care.
What clinicians ask us first.
Will this create more work for me?
The opposite is the aim. There’s nothing to install, set up, or monitor, and it never messages you on a patient’s behalf. It’s a tool your patients hold, not a dashboard you manage. What reaches you is a patient who shows up more prepared and asks clearer questions.
Will my patients stop bringing me things they should?
They’ll bring you more of the right things. It’s built to recognize what deserves a clinician’s eye and steer it toward you, and to help patients tell what can wait from what can’t. The aim is a patient who comes in for the things that need you, clearer about why they’re there.
Am I responsible for what it tells my patients?
No more than you’re responsible for what they read, search, or hear from a friend. It’s a tool your patient holds, not an instrument you operate, and by design you don’t monitor it, the same way you never sat in on every Google search they ran, or every conversation they’re having with ChatGPT now. It doesn’t diagnose, prescribe, or replace your judgment, and it says so plainly while steering what matters back to you. Your responsibility begins where it always has: when they bring something to you.
Isn’t recommending an AI tool just handing my patient to a machine?
It’s the opposite of handing them off. Clinicians have always pointed patients to good resources: a pamphlet, a support group, Mayo Clinic’s website, WebMD. Your patients aren’t going there anymore. They’re using ChatGPT, which doesn’t know them and isn’t built to send them back to you. Pointing them to one that’s private, careful, and designed to bring the consequential things into your visit is how you stay in it. Helping a patient become their own best advocate was always part of the job. This is one more way to do it.
Free for you. Free to try for your patients.
Claim your free clinician premium account
Verified clinicians get free professional access with Family-level limits and unlimited messages.
Recommend it to your patients
Refer as many patients as you like. Each one gets a free month of premium: connecting their records, every feature, and the Visit Companion for their appointments.
They come back prepared
Patients return oriented to their own history and ready for the conversation, so your time together goes to what needs you.
There’s nothing to install and nothing for your staff to configure. You recommend it the way you’d recommend any trusted resource, and your patients take it from there.
See it before you recommend it
See exactly what your patients would walk in with.
Create your free clinician account, go through it the way your patients would, and decide for yourself. If it’s something you’d want for your own family, it’s something you can recommend without a second thought.
Questions about a practice pilot? Reach us at support@mydoctorfriend.ai