The reading is done. What's missing is your judgement.
A patient uploads their lab results, Mediora extracts every marker and writes a structured report, and only then do they ask a question. You answer that question - without transcribing numbers off a scan first.
Apply to answerThe same application as for article review - specialty and license number. You choose afterwards which of the two you want to do, or both.
Minutes, not an hour
The markers are already extracted and compared against reference ranges. You read a structured summary, not a photograph of a lab printout.
A question, not a consultation
The patient asks one specific thing about their own results. No history-taking, no scheduling, no video call.
Your own hours
Questions wait in a queue you open when you choose. Nothing is assigned to you and nothing expires against you.
A public record of answers
Answered questions and patient ratings build a dated, public profile - the same currency as a signed article review.
Where this stands today
- While the network is starting up, a consultation is free - for the patient, and unpaid for the physician. Whether that changes has not been decided, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
- Nobody has asked a question yet. The first physicians here will shape how the answer looks, not just write one.
- You take what you take. Declining a question carries no consequences, and there is no minimum.
- This is not emergency care and does not replace a visit. Both the patient and the report are told so, before the question is asked.