Same data.

Completely different clarity.

• Dense clinical language

• Minimal explanation

• No clear next steps

• Difficult for patients to interpret

Simulated Traditional Report

CoreMD Clinical Insight

• Clear executive summary

• Plain-language explanation

• Risk stratification

• Actionable next steps

Most patients receive information.

Very few receive interpretation.

Traditional Medical Reports

Traditional medical reports are written for documentation.

CoreMD Reports

CoreMD reports are designed for understanding.

Technical Findings

Raw clinical observations recorded in medical terminology.

Brief Impression

A short summary that rarely explains what findings mean.

Limited Patient Usability

Leaves patients without the context they need to act.

Medical Terminology

Language written for clinicians, not for patients.

What a traditional report provides

Designed by physicians. Structured for real-world clinical understanding

What CoreMD Insights adds

Executive summary

Clinical Translation

Context and Meaning

Risk Awareness

Structured Next Steps

A concise overview of the most important findings

Medical language converted into plain, accessible terms.

Findings placed in the broader picture of your health.

Clear identification of risk levels and what they indicate.

Actionable guidance on what to do following your results.

Why This Matters

"What does this mean?"

"Is it reversible?"

"Is this serious?"

"What should I do next?"

CoreMD Insights was built to answer exactly these questions.

Simulated Case: Abdominal Ultrasound

• Clear clinical summary

• Explanation of metabolic stress

• Risk stage identification

• Structured plan for follow-up

• Enlarged liver

• Fat accumulation

• No focal lesions

• No obstruction

From passive information → to active understanding

Traditional report: Patient receives data. CoreMD Insights: Patient understands their health trajectory and next steps.

Simulated Case: Abdominal CT Scan

• No acute or dangerous condition identified on imaging, providing reassurance from a structural standpoint

• Incidental liver finding (calcified granuloma) is benign and does not require treatment or follow-up

• Presence of biliary sludge may indicate early gallbladder dysfunction, which can contribute to digestive symptoms

• Imaging does not identify a structural cause for symptoms, suggesting a likely functional or early-stage process

• Normal CT scan does not exclude clinically relevant conditions, particularly those related to metabolism or gastrointestinal function

• Further evaluation should focus on functional assessment and metabolic factors rather than structural abnormalities

• Hepatic calcified granuloma (segment VII)

• Biliary sludge without ductal dilatation

• No intra-abdominal acute pathology identified

• No evidence of bowel obstruction or inflammation

• Mild ventral abdominal wall laxity

• No significant abnormality to explain symptoms

Who this is designed for

CoreMD InsightsCoreMD Clinical Insights are designed for patients reviewing:

Blood Work

Comprehensive lab panels and routine blood tests

Specialist Consultations

Reports from specialist physician visits

Hormonal Panels

Endocrine and Hormonal Lab Results

ECG /EKG

Electrocardiogram readings in cardiac assessments

Imaging Reports

Ultrasound, MRI and CT scan results.

Preventive Health Data

Wellness screenings and preventive care results.

Simulated Case: Lumbar spine MRI

• No dangerous or unstable spinal condition identified, providing reassurance from a structural standpoint

• Mild degenerative changes are common and often part of the normal aging process, not necessarily the direct cause of pain

• Disc space narrowing at L4–L5 may contribute to mechanical discomfort but does not indicate severe disease

• Imaging does not fully explain the patient’s symptoms, suggesting a likely functional or musculoskeletal origin

• Pain may be related to muscle imbalance, movement patterns, or nerve sensitivity rather than structural damage

• A targeted functional and rehabilitation-based approach is more relevant than structural intervention

• Multilevel mild degenerative changes

• Small anterior and marginal osteophytes (L3–L5)

• Mild intervertebral disc space narrowing at L4–L5

• Stable anterior wedging at T12 and L1

• Preserved vertebral alignment

• No acute osseous abnormality identified

Educational Sample

All examples shown are simulated cases.

Based on real clinical patterns

They are based on real clinical patterns but have been fully reconstructed into fictionalized reports for educational purposes.

No real patient data

No real patient data is used. All cases are entirely simulated and anonymized for illustrative clarity.

Simulated Case: Psychiatry report

• Your symptoms follow a recognizable pattern involving depression, anxiety, and trauma, this is complex but treatable

• Your nervous system is both overactivated (anxiety) and underactivated (low mood), which explains fatigue, stress, and difficulty functioning

• Past experiences are influencing how your brain responds to current stress, making situations feel more intense and harder to manage

• Limited response to medication suggests treatment may need adjustment, not that recovery is unlikely

• There is no immediate danger, but your symptoms are significantly affecting your daily life and deserve structured treatment

• With the right combination of therapy, medication strategy, and nervous system regulation, meaningful improvement is achievable

• Major depressive episode with anhedonia, reduced motivation, and functional decline

• Generalized anxiety disorder with excessive worry and autonomic hyperactivation

• Trauma-related symptomatology including hypervigilance, avoidance, and intrusive recollections

• History of early life adversity contributing to current psychological vulnerability

• Partial response to multiple pharmacological interventions (SSRIs, atypical antipsychotics, sedative-hypnotics)

• No current suicidal ideation or acute safety concerns

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Your health information. Structured. Accessible. Always with you.

Your health information. Structured. Accessible. Always with you.

After your report is analyzed, your documents are not lost in emails or folders.

They are organized into a structured, secure clinical environment.

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Your Clinical Reports

Your Uploaded Documents

Your Structured Health Records

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Simple, Transparent Pricing

One transparent membership. Includes 2 interpretations per month.

Additional insights available when you need them.

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• Secure platform access

• Structured clinical timeline

• Document organization

• Longitudinal tracking

• Ongoing physician-guided system

CoreMD Insights

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3 documents → CAN$29
5 documents → CAN$45

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