MedAssistant is an AI service for interpreting medical test reports and medical documents, used mainly through two methods: a web version and a mobile application. Its stated core purpose is to help users understand medical documents such as lab reports, doctors' conclusions, discharge summaries, medical orders, and study descriptions, rather than making diagnoses or replacing in-person consultations.
Purpose and main capabilities
MedAssistant cross-references the indicators, conclusions, and medical orders in uploaded medical documents, analyzing them in combination with the reference ranges on the lab report, the user's age, sex, stated complaint symptoms, medical orders, and the connections between the conclusions of the various documents; when necessary, it refers to clinical guidelines and medical sources. It emphasizes "looking at the whole rather than isolated numbers," for example, it can connect a complaint of postprandial discomfort, elevated insulin, borderline blood glucose and HbA1c, a lipid panel, liver enzymes, and ultrasound conclusions, pointing out relevant factors worth discussing with a specialist.
If multiple documents are uploaded at once, the service can show trends over time and explain which indicators have changed; if there is only one document, the interpretation can only be based on the available data.
The output usually includes: a brief summary, important indicators explained in plain language, possible connections between tests and documents, aspects requiring attention, and a list of questions to discuss with a doctor. The service explicitly states that it does not make diagnoses, does not formulate treatment plans, and does not replace medical care.
Supported documents and formats
Laboratory test results can be uploaded: blood, urine, biochemistry, hormones, vitamins, lipid panel, ferritin, tumor markers, genetic testing, autoantibodies, and other indicators. Common categories listed in the materials include: complete blood count (CBC), comprehensive metabolic panel, lipid panel, thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4), glycated hemoglobin A1c, liver function (ALT, AST, bilirubin), PSA, C-reactive protein (CRP), ferritin, testosterone, estrogens, progestogens, cortisol, insulin, growth hormone, DHEA-S, TSH, LH/FSH, urinalysis (UA), microalbumin, urine culture, 24-hour urine collection, urine protein, urine glucose, ketone bodies, urine creatinine, toxicology screening, vitamin D, vitamin B12, folate (B9), magnesium, zinc, trace elements, allergen testing, genetic testing, tumor markers, autoimmune panels, hemoglobin electrophoresis, infection panels (HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis, TORCH), etc. The service states it can interpret any test and medical document, not limited to the above list.
Medical documents containing text can also be uploaded: doctors' conclusions, discharge summaries, medical orders, admission records, and study descriptions. The supported formats are PDF, photo, or screenshot, provided the text is legible; the maximum for a single interpretation isUp to 15 files can be uploaded.
Please note: for MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray, and raw ECG signals, the service does not perform image interpretation, and only interprets text descriptions or conclusions. Therefore, for imaging examinations, the corresponding text reports or study descriptions should be uploaded.
How to use
The process has three steps: step one, upload files — test reports, doctor's conclusions, discharge summaries, medical orders, or study descriptions, in PDF, photo, or screenshot format; step two, MedAssistant links the data — the AI extracts text and indicators, combines reference ranges, clinical guidelines, age, sex, and other provided context, and finds connections between documents; step three, receive an easy-to-understand interpretation — including a brief summary, important connections, points to watch, and questions to discuss with a doctor.
The requirements for photos or screenshots are: no glare, no cropped lines of text, no obvious blur, and the names and values of indicators must be clearly visible.
Capabilities for institutions
The materials mention that white-label and API options can be provided for clinics and laboratories, as well as AI automation for institutional processes, including: physician assistant, document summarization, patient interpretation, inquiry routing, and integration with internal systems; helping process document flows faster, providing summaries of tests and conclusions, dynamics over time when historical data is available, structured prompts, and sources for key points; providing ICD coding suggestions with supporting/opposing reasons, structured summaries of uploaded documents, key points, and applicable sources. In addition, AI interpretation can be offered as a new service for laboratories, allowing patients to receive easy-to-understand explanations of test results while the laboratory gains a new digital touchpoint.
Data and privacy
The service states that data is transmitted through secure channels and stored in encrypted form to reduce the risk of external access to medical files; files are de-identified, separating personal data from medical content, allowing the AI to process the necessary context without unnecessary identity linkage; access to documents is not opened to other users, and only the user themselves can share the report with a doctor; the account and data can be deleted. The materials also mention that files are not used for advertising and are not sold to third parties.
Fees and limitations
The first interpretation in the mobile app is free: after registration, the account receives 1 free request, without a bank card. The web version is also available, but it is paid from the first request onward. Subsequent requests are purchased individually, 1 request equals 1 AI interpretation, requests do not expire, and they apply to tests, conclusions, discharge summaries, medical orders, and other medical documents, with no subscription model. The price packages given in the materials are: 1 request 199 ₽, 5 requests 599 ₽, 10 requests 999 ₽.
Regarding limitations, the service does not make diagnoses, does not prescribe treatment,does not replace seeking medical care; does not interpret raw MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray images or raw ECG signals, and processes only text descriptions or conclusions. The above prices, number of free uses, and features all come from the provided materials; other features, payment methods, prices, or platform details have not been provided.