DecodeMD helps you understand lab results, imaging reports, and clinical notes, so you know what matters and what to ask your doctor next.
Many people receive lab results, MRI reports, or discharge summaries before they ever speak with their doctor. The information is technically accurate but filled with jargon that creates fear instead of clarity.
Reports often use clinical terms that were written for doctors, not patients.
You may see results before your doctor has time to explain them, leaving you stuck between information and understanding.
Searching online can make results sound scarier or more confusing than they really are.
Caregivers often have to understand the report, explain it to family, and decide what questions to ask next.
No account setup marathon. No medical dictionary required.
Snap a photo or upload a PDF of any lab result, imaging report, or discharge summary. Portal screenshots work too.
Tell us if you're reading this for yourself or for someone you care for. We match the reading level and tone to fit.
See the bottom line first, what the medical terms mean, and what's changed since your last report.
Get a short list of questions to bring to your next appointment, and share the summary with family in one tap.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Cancel any time before it ends and you won't be charged.
For occasional peace of mind, one report at a time.
Best for ongoing care, ours or a parent's.
Pay once, use it for as long as you need it.
You shouldn't have to commit before you know if this actually helps.
Every plan starts with a full week of unlimited translations. See if it actually helps before you pay anything.
No phone calls, no retention screens. Cancel from your device's subscription settings any time before the trial ends.
Delete your account and your data any time. We'll tell you plainly what we store and why.
I stopped Googling everything at midnight. I knew what my mom's scan actually meant before her doctor even called back.
It didn't just define the words. It told me what actually changed since her last scan, which is exactly what I needed to explain to my brother.
My cardiologist's notes might as well have been in another language. DecodeMD gave me the plain-English version in under a minute.
DecodeMD began after founder Keith Bell opened his own MRI report during a prostate cancer experience and felt overwhelmed by the medical language. The confusion was not just frustrating. It was frightening. That experience became the mission behind DecodeMD: help people understand medical information with clarity, compassion, and context.
You can, and plenty of people do. The difference is Google and general chatbots explain conditions in the abstract. DecodeMD reads your actual report and explains what your specific results say, tied to the exact language in front of you, not a general search result that may not apply to your situation.
No. DecodeMD explains the language in your report so you understand it. Your doctor or care team is still the one who tells you what it means for your treatment and what to do next. Think of it as preparation for that conversation, not a substitute for it.
Patients, caregivers, parents, spouses, advocates, and anyone else trying to understand a loved one's medical report. Most people using it are the ones who suddenly became the family's point person for a diagnosis or a parent's care.
Lab results, MRI and CT reports, pathology reports, discharge summaries, and clinical notes. If it's text-based medical language, DecodeMD can usually translate it.
Not yet, and we're upfront about that. HIPAA covers doctors, hospitals, and insurers, not personal apps like ours. Before translating anything, our privacy filter automatically flags text that looks like PHI, such as names, dates of birth, or medical record numbers, so you can remove it first.
Yes. We tell you plainly what's collected, stored, and for how long, and you can delete your account and data at any time. We also recommend removing names and record numbers before uploading anything, as an extra precaution.
That's exactly what the Monthly plan is for. If you expect to use it for ongoing care, like managing a parent's appointments over time, the Annual or Lifetime plans work out cheaper. Cancel anytime, no pressure either way.
Reach out and we'll get back to you personally. No bots, no scripts.