Medical Care Explained — All In Together Now
Educational Medical Consultations

Your medical records,
finally explained.

You got the results. You still have questions. Medical Care Explained gives you clear, plain-language explanations of lab reports, imaging findings, and medical records — so you can have better conversations with your own clinician.

No diagnosis. No treatment. No prescriptions. Educational consultation only.

Plain Language

Medical reports translated into terms you can actually use

Harvard Trained

Expert physician review with 20+ years clinical experience

No Insurance

Flat-fee, transparent pricing. No billing surprises.

Unrushed

The time your doctor's appointment didn't have

Why this exists

The system wasn't designed
to explain itself

The reality

Most people leave appointments with results — but not clarity

Lab values, radiology findings, medical terminology — reports are written for clinicians, not patients. Feeling confused doesn't mean something is wrong with you. It means no one took the time to explain it.

What this service is

  • An educational review of existing medical records
  • Translation of medical terminology into plain language
  • Context about how clinicians interpret results
  • Help preparing informed questions for your care team
  • A written summary you keep

Our approach

Education and context, without diagnosis or pressure

Medical Care Explained gives you a thorough, unhurried review of what your results show, what they don't show, and the questions worth bringing back to your own care team. Knowledge is how you take charge of your health.

What this service is not

  • Medical diagnosis or treatment
  • Prescriptions, medical orders, or referrals
  • Emergency or urgent care
  • Ongoing medical management
  • A replacement for your personal clinician
Services & Pricing

Choose what you need

Flat-fee pricing. No insurance billing. No unexpected costs. Payment is required in advance.

Imaging Report Review

$195

  • Review of the written radiology report (not raw images)
  • Explanation of findings and medical terminology
  • Common follow-up questions to ask your clinician
  • Written consultation summary
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Follow-up Written Question

$50 / question

  • One focused clarification on previously reviewed records
  • Written response only
  • No ongoing message threads
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20-Minute Consultation

$150

  • Phone or video call
  • Time-limited, structured discussion
  • Focused on education and interpretation
  • Requires prior upload of records
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30-Minute Consultation

$225

  • Phone or video call
  • Time-limited, structured discussion
  • Focused on education and interpretation
  • Requires prior upload of records
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Medical Record Review

Contact us

  • Plain-language summary of medical visit notes
  • Simple outline of diagnoses and findings
  • Points to discuss with your clinician
  • Written consultation summary
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Commonly selected packages

Bundle a review with a live consultation for a complete walkthrough of your results.

Lab Review + 20-Min Call

Full written review plus a live discussion of your lab results

$275
  • Complete lab report review with written summary
  • 20-minute phone or video follow-up call
  • Questions answered in real time
Book this bundle

Imaging Review + 30-Min Call

Radiology report explained with a full live Q&A session

$325
  • Complete imaging report review with written summary
  • 30-minute phone or video follow-up call
  • Terminology explained, questions answered
Book this bundle

Important notes

  • Fees are for time and expertise reviewing and explaining medical information
  • Payment is required in advance
  • Insurance is not accepted
  • This service does not replace care from your personal clinician
How it works

Simple, structured, and at your pace

1

Upload your records

Share the lab report, imaging report, or medical notes you'd like reviewed securely through our booking system.

2

Independent review

Your materials are carefully reviewed — what the report shows, what it doesn't, and how clinicians typically interpret similar findings.

3

Optional live discussion

If selected, we meet by phone or video to walk through the information and address your questions directly.

4

Written summary

You receive a clear, plain-language summary highlighting key points and questions to discuss with your own clinician.

What you get

This service is for people who want
to feel more informed

Clarity without pressure

Plain-language explanations without the time constraints of a typical appointment.

Better conversations with your clinician

Understand what questions to ask and how to discuss results more confidently.

Independent perspective

An educational review focused on understanding — not on diagnosing or directing care.

Time to think and process

Medical information can be overwhelming. This service provides space to absorb it at your own pace.

Reduced confusion and anxiety

Knowing what a report does — and doesn't — mean can help reduce unnecessary worry.

Transparent, upfront pricing

Flat fees with no insurance billing or unexpected costs. You know exactly what you're paying before you book.

Important

This service is not appropriate for everyone

Please read this carefully before booking. Medical Care Explained is an educational service — not medical care.

People experiencing urgent or emergency medical symptoms
Those seeking a medical diagnosis, treatment plan, prescription, or referral
Those wanting a second opinion that includes clinical decision-making
Anyone needing ongoing or longitudinal medical care
Those who expect direct medical advice or management
Those looking to replace their existing clinician or care team

If you have urgent concerns or new symptoms, please seek in-person medical care or emergency services.

Your reviewer

Expert review you can trust

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Sharon Thompson, MD, MPH, FACOG

Principal Reviewer

Dr. Thompson is a Harvard-trained physician with over 20 years of experience in women's health, prevention, menopause, and hormonal management. She holds a Masters degree in Public Health and combines deep clinical expertise with a commitment to health education and disease prevention.

She completed her residency at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's and Massachusetts General Hospitals, and is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Arizona School of Medicine.

Medical Care Explained exists because every patient deserves to understand what their results mean — and to feel confident walking into their next appointment.