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Explains a medical bill or insurance explanation of benefits line by line in plain words, spots charges worth asking about, and drafts questions for the billing office. People have asked for years for someone to decode their medical bills. General information, not medical or legal advice.
Explains what each line of a lab report measures and what reference ranges mean, in plain language, and helps the reader write questions for their doctor. It never diagnoses and always points back to a clinician. Education only.
Builds a weekly workout and meal plan around an adult’s goals, schedule, equipment and food preferences, and adjusts it from their feedback. Practical guidance is the largest category of what people use AI for. General wellness information, no medical claims.
Helps a family caring for an aging parent keep appointments, tasks and questions for the next doctor visit in one place, and splits the to-dos between siblings. Y Combinator lists AI for the aging population as a request for startups.