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Understand your medical report in plain words.
Take a photo of your X-ray, MRI or lab report, upload a PDF or paste the text. Our AI explains it in plain words, in your language, and shows which treatments are usually considered and what they cost at real hospitals. A Medcasts doctor can then check it for free.
Explain my report
Your file is read once to explain it and is not saved. Please remove your name and ID numbers if you can.
- Your report in plain words, in your language
- Medical words explained (e.g. “osteophyte”)
- Which treatments are usually considered
- Typical hospital prices abroad, from real hospital price lists
- Questions to ask your doctor
- Reading text and image
- Finding medical terms
- Matching treatments
- Looking up real hospital prices
AI summary · not yet checked by a doctor
Private by design
Your file is read once and not saved. Only if you ask for a doctor review do we keep the summary.
In your language
Explained in English, Arabic, French, Portuguese, Russian or Swahili, whatever language the report is in.
A doctor can check it
Ask for a free review and a Medcasts doctor confirms or corrects the AI.
Real prices, not AI guesses
Price ranges come from 8,584 hospital price lists in our database.
Questions about the report reader
Is this a diagnosis?
No. The AI explains the words and findings in your report so you can understand them and talk to your doctor. It can make mistakes. Only a doctor who knows your case can diagnose you or decide on treatment.
Do you keep my report?
No. Your photo, PDF or text is read once to create the explanation and is not saved. If you ask for a free doctor review, we save only the AI summary and your contact details so a coordinator can reach you. Your file is saved only if you tick the box to send it to the doctor.
Where do the prices come from?
Not from the AI. We match the suggested treatment to our database of hospital price lists and show the typical range per country. Your real price depends on your case; a free quote gives you exact numbers.
Which reports can it read?
Lab tests, X-ray, CT, MRI and ultrasound reports, and doctors' letters, as a photo, a PDF with text, or pasted text. Scanned PDFs without text are not supported; take a photo of the page instead.