Turn your next appointment into a better conversation.
Visit Companion is strongest when the visit is real, the time is short, and you cannot afford to forget the important part. Tell it what visit is coming, what is on your mind, and how much time you will get. It helps you walk in with a plan, keep up in the room, and leave with something clear enough to use later.
Tell it what visit is coming
Specialty, visit length, and who the visit is for.
Get a focused plan before you walk in
A short list of must-cover points and sharper questions to ask.
Keep up once the conversation speeds up
Live support when a new medication, test, or follow-up plan appears.
Start with three details
Pick the visit that feels closest
Must cover
Name the one change since the last visit that matters most.
Clarify whether the fatigue is expected or a reason to adjust treatment.
Leave with one clear follow-up plan and timing.
Ask before you leave
What MDF is anchoring
Medication side effects and new fatigue
The point is not to prepare more material. It is to arrive with the right material.
Before the visit starts
Walk in with a sharper plan than most people ever get.
If the appointment is already booked, the first job is clarity. You want to know what to say first, what details matter, and which questions are worth protecting time for before the visit ends.
Visit plan
Name the one change since the last visit that matters most.
Clarify whether the fatigue is expected or a reason to adjust treatment.
Leave with one clear follow-up plan and timing.
Questions worth asking
Shareable context
Ongoing follow-up for blood pressure treatment. Since the last visit, fatigue has increased and the patient wants to clarify whether it is medication related, what to monitor at home, and when to check back in.
During the visit
Keep up when the conversation speeds up.
What changes in the room
You can listen instead of scrambling to remember everything.
The product is not only a note taker. It helps you keep track of what has already been covered, what changed in the plan, and which question matters before the visit moves on.
Tracks whether your must-cover agenda actually got discussed.
Surfaces sharper follow-up questions when a medication, test, or referral appears.
Makes caregiver visits easier because one person can focus on the conversation instead of scribbling notes.
After the visit
Leave with something usable, not a blur.
A plain-language summary you can actually use later.
A structured note with the key decisions, tests, and follow-up.
A record you can revisit instead of reconstructing from memory.
The payoff
The next call, follow-up, second opinion, or caregiver handoff starts from a real record instead of your best guess about what was said.
Private coaching, not public judgment
A private coach note for next time
After the summary is done, MDF can also help you notice how clearly the concern was explained, what landed well, and how to phrase the next visit even better.
Timing matters
Before you leave home
Open with a clear top concern instead of remembering it halfway through the visit.
While the doctor is talking
Catch the follow-up question while there is still time to ask it.
After you walk out
Know exactly what changed, what happens next, and what should trigger outreach.
Trust and proof
Enough proof to trust it during a real visit.
The important trust questions are simple. Is it private, is it useful, and do real patients actually rely on it when appointments matter.
App Store review
Modern Medicine!
“My Dr Friend is perfect for when you want to go into a doctor's appointment feeling prepared. If you play "Google doctor" it can be dangerous but My Doctor Friend is a vetted and sophisticated app that isn't going to feed you unnecessary garbage. It has your info and will be able to reference previous chats. And when you do research on your symptoms before a doctor's appointment you can just say "my doctor friend said" and they'll never know lol!”
SandBsMaMa
App Store review
Kidney transplant
“I'm going through a medical review to determine if I'm a suitable donor candidate. After providing medical information, the app identified topics to discuss with the transplant team. Not being a medical professional, it's important to have some insight into appropriate questions to ask. Thank you!”
Reasonable and Rational
No audio is ever stored
Keep the transcript and outputs without keeping the raw recording.
Private coaching stays private
Your coach note is separate from anything you share with a clinician or family member.
Built for patients and caregivers
Use it for your own appointments or for the family member you are helping manage.
Ready for the real appointment
Get the visit help people actually need in the week before they go.
If the appointment is already on the calendar, set up Visit Companion now so you can walk in prepared, keep up in the room, and leave with a plan you can still use later.