Bring it in
Add supported PDFs, Word documents, medical images, captured photos, voice notes and text.
El Doc is being built to turn scattered medical files into a connected, source-linked health history that people can understand and use in care.
Add the report. Extract the information. Connect it across time. Keep the evidence attached. Make it ready to understand, ask about and use in care.
Reports, prescriptions, images and notes often remain separated across providers, devices and years. Important context becomes difficult to find precisely when it matters.
El Doc connects information across time using FHIR-based structure, while preserving direct paths back to source documents for verification and user-entered replacement values.
Add supported PDFs, Word documents, medical images, captured photos, voice notes and text.
AI extracts relevant information while retaining the original record.
Information becomes part of a longitudinal, FHIR-compatible record.
Explanations relate findings to the person’s available case—not a generic summary.
Open an extracted fact and return to its document, page and supporting location.
Bring records together, understand reports in personal context, manage separate family profiles, and choose who can access your record, for how long.
Explore Patients & Families →Before a visit and throughout follow-up, review the patient’s shared history, AI-prepared summaries, trends, family context, conversations and original source evidence. El Doc does not diagnose the patient.
Explore El Doc for Doctors →The product should help people understand more while remaining honest about evidence, uncertainty, missing information and the role of qualified professionals.
Relate each finding to the available longitudinal record.
Keep extracted facts connected to original evidence.
Separate what is known, possible and still missing.
Support care conversations and clinical judgment—not replace them.
We are building a clearer bridge between the information people already have and the context they need for more prepared care conversations.
Turn documents into a connected history. Understand the case. Keep the source. Share access on your terms.