Guided Care takes symptoms in your own words and produces a plain-language handoff: what to mention, what to ask, and how quickly to be seen. It chooses a neutral path by default and only uses specialty knowledge when a diagnosis or report is already present.
A neutral, base-rate-first intake for all symptoms — not specialty-framed. Guided Care does not attempt to determine a diagnosis; it hands off to a primary care provider or the appropriate next step.
Most common, benign causes are weighed first. The model leads with what's statistically likely before any specialty framing is applied.
Clarify and quantify: onset, duration, severity, and relevant context. Guided Care asks the questions a careful generalist would.
Check for urgent or emergent issues against the safety floor (SF-1 to SF-3). This runs regardless of anything else.
Produce a plain-language summary, a tailored list of questions to ask, and a recommended urgency level for your primary care provider.
Used only when a diagnosis, clinical report, or clear specialty concern is present. Specialty reasoning is engaged only when context justifies it.
Establish the diagnosis or concern from a report or as stated by a clinician before any specialty logic runs.
Use a weighted hypothesis graph spanning thousands of symptom nodes across specialties to map likely next steps.
Surface the information, questions, and logical next steps for this situation.
Route to the right clinician at the right speed, with a summary that travels with the patient.
Your story, organized clearly enough to hand to a clinician.
The specific things worth raising, surfaced by the screen.
A tailored, editable list to bring to your appointment.
Non-urgent · Soon · Urgent · Emergency.
The handoff is the start, not the end. Guided Care's referral system takes the summary and urgency and matches you to the best-fit hospitals, specialists, facilities, researchers, clinical trials, and advocacy groups — ranked on clinical fit and access, and prioritized by urgency to expedite care.
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