Medical. Made. Clear.
Upload blood work, hospital discharge summaries, imaging reports, doctor's notes, or medication labels. Get a clear explanation in plain language, translate it into your preferred language, and prepare better questions for your healthcare provider.
Translate medical documents and explanations into many widely spoken languages while preserving medical terminology and context.
No medical knowledge required. Educational explanations only.
Understand Medical Reports
Upload lab results, discharge summaries, imaging reports, and doctor's notes. Receive a simple explanation without confusing medical jargon.
Understand Medications
Take a photo of a medication bottle, package, or pharmacy label. Learn what the medication is commonly used for, common side effects, visible label instructions, and questions to ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Prepare for Appointments
Turn your uploaded documents into a clear summary and a practical list of questions to discuss with your healthcare provider.
Medical Translation Made Simple
Upload a medical document and instantly receive a clear explanation in your preferred language. Switch languages at any time without uploading the document again.
How it works
Three simple steps to understanding your health.
Upload
Take a photo or upload a PDF, JPG, or PNG.
Understand
Receive a plain-language explanation based on the uploaded document.
Prepare
Translate the explanation, save it, and generate questions for your next appointment.
What can MyMedClarity explain?
See a sample explanation
A short example based on a fictional lipid panel — for illustration only.
Original statement
"Lipid panel: Total cholesterol 215 mg/dL (borderline high). LDL 142 mg/dL (above optimal). HDL 55 mg/dL (within range). Triglycerides 130 mg/dL. Fasting glucose 92 mg/dL."
Plain-language explanation
Your total and LDL ("bad") cholesterol are a little higher than the recommended range. Your HDL ("good") cholesterol and blood sugar look normal. This is often something people manage with diet, exercise, and follow-up testing.
Important findings
- LDL cholesterol is slightly above the recommended range.
- HDL cholesterol is within a healthy range.
- Fasting glucose is normal.
Questions for your provider
- Do I need to make dietary changes based on my LDL result?
- Should we recheck my cholesterol in a few months?
- Are there lifestyle changes you'd recommend before considering medication?
One-click translation into Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian, and more.
Fictional example for illustration only. MyMedClarity does not diagnose or recommend treatment.
Frequently asked questions
About uploading medical documents, privacy, translation, and AI limitations.
Is MyMedClarity free?+
Yes. You can try MyMedClarity for free with one medical document — no signup required. Creating a free account lets you save your documents, translate them, and revisit explanations any time.
Is my medical information private?+
Your documents are only visible to you when signed in. We use encrypted transport (HTTPS) and row-level database security. We do not sell your data or use it to train third-party AI models. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Can AI explain blood test results?+
Yes. MyMedClarity reads uploaded lab reports — including CBC, metabolic panels, lipid panels, thyroid tests, A1C, and more — and produces a plain-language explanation of each result so you can understand what is normal, borderline, or worth discussing with your doctor.
Can AI translate medical reports?+
Yes. You can translate any explanation into languages including Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, and more with one click, so patients and caregivers can read in the language they think in.
Can I upload MRI reports?+
Yes. MyMedClarity can read radiologist reports for MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, mammogram, and PET scans and explain the findings, impressions, and follow-up recommendations in plain language.
Can I upload CT scans?+
You can upload the CT scan report (the radiologist's text report as a PDF or image). MyMedClarity explains the report — it does not read the raw scan images themselves.
Is this a replacement for my doctor?+
No. MyMedClarity is an educational tool. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a licensed healthcare provider. Always verify important information and discuss decisions with your doctor or pharmacist.
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