myLex - AI Health Assistant app for iPhone and iPad

Introducing MyLex: Your Personalized AI Healthcare Assistant


Looking for an interactive AI healthcare assistant that can assess your health based on personalized clinical profile? Look no further than MyLex. Our app provides initial health assessment based on demographic information, symptoms, vitals, past medical history, social history, family history, chronic diseases, allergies, medication history, available lab test results and other relevant data to ensure the results are most accurate.

MyLex is based on massive medical knowledge acquired for many years from over 20,000 evidence-based sources and subsequently verified and improved by medical professionals. Our advanced technology analyzes the data and provides possible causes of current symptoms from thousands of diagnoses, drug adverse side effects, chronic diseases, allergies and drug interactions.

Key features include:
- voice and keyboard interaction,
- highly secure processing and storing of your data in your own device and optionally in our cloud servers,
- autogenerated medical notes for doctors to help them provide informed and accurate care services, and
- general information helping you to learn about various diseases and medical conditions.


Coming soon, MyLex will also make appointments with nearby doctors or remote practitioners with telemedicine.


DISCLAIMER
Please note that while MyLex provides information to help guide your decision making, it is not intended to serve as a diagnostic service, confirmatory service to provide certainty in diagnosis, to select, guide or promote therapy of medical conditions, to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and does not replace a licensed healthcare practitioner. If you have any questions or concerns about your health or the output of MyLex, consult your licensed healthcare practitioner. You should never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because you rely on information you have read or heard on MyLex. In case of an emergency, you should contact your doctor or the emergency services immediately.