The average OPD consult in Pakistan lasts under five minutes. Most of it goes to history-taking — the same questions, visit after visit, in a queue of forty patients.
Flip the order
With MyDoctor intake, patients answer a structured AI interview before or while they wait — in Urdu, English, Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, or Balochi, mostly by tapping options. The AI walks a proper clinical structure: chief complaint, danger-sign triage, OLDCARTS history, background (medications including desi/hakeem remedies, allergies, pregnancy status), and produces:
- A doctor-facing clinical summary in English
- Red flags screened — emergencies are told to go to hospital immediately
- Suggested tests the doctor may consider, from locally available options
- An urgency level so staff can prioritize the queue
What this changes for the doctor
The consult starts at the assessment. History is verification, not extraction. Vague historians are flagged as such. And because the intake files into the same record the clinic charts on, nothing is retyped.
Safety by design
The AI never diagnoses to the patient and never suggests prescription medicines. It prepares the visit; the doctor remains the doctor.
See it live at MyDoctor.