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AI Medical Document Analysis

Upload a discharge summary, doctor's letter, imaging report or prescription - Mediora reads them and turns them into structured diagnoses, medications, key facts and follow-up steps. In English, Russian and Hebrew.

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What documents Mediora reads

Beyond blood tests, Mediora understands non-lab medical documents and turns them into a clear structure.

  • Hospital discharge summaries
  • Doctor's letters and consultation notes
  • Imaging reports (ultrasound, CT, MRI, X-ray)
  • Prescriptions

What you get

Each document is broken into sections that are easy to read and verify against the original.

  • Diagnoses and conditions as stated
  • Medications - with dose and frequency exactly as written
  • Key facts and procedures
  • Follow-up steps and instructions

Privacy

Every page passes through a PII-redaction layer before the AI sees it (the same mechanism as for lab results). Data is encrypted at rest and never shared with third parties.

What it is NOT

It is a transcription to help you understand the document and prepare for your doctor - not medical advice, not a diagnosis. Always verify against the original and discuss with your doctor.

Frequently asked questions

Can I upload a hospital discharge summary?

Yes. Mediora reads discharge summaries and turns them into structured diagnoses, medications, key facts and follow-up steps - in your language.

Does Mediora extract medications and doses from a prescription?

Yes. Medications are extracted with the dose and frequency exactly as written; the system never invents a dose. Always verify against the original.

What languages does it work in?

English, Russian and Hebrew - with native interpretation, not machine translation.

Does this replace my doctor?

No. It is an understanding-and-preparation tool: it helps you arrive at your appointment informed, not to bypass a consultation.

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More capabilities

Mediora.AI is an informational tool - interpretation, not a diagnosis. Always discuss decisions with your doctor.