Since my last visit
Symptoms, changes, concerns, treatment burden, workarounds, interruptions, questions, and what the care team should understand.
Start with what happened in your own words. PatientStories.ai helps organize the story into a Health Biography you control, including a concise Doctor Visit Report for care conversations.
The Doctor Visit Report turns recent lived experience into a concise summary a person can review, edit, print, download, or share before an appointment.
Symptoms, changes, concerns, treatment burden, workarounds, interruptions, questions, and what the care team should understand.
The story starts as text or voice. The structured version remains available for review, editing, deletion, or sharing by the person who created it.
The report preserves the questions, concerns, and lived context that are easiest to lose during a short clinical visit.
Health Biography is the participant-facing offer. Research insight is an opt-in use case, not the reason someone has to start.
A concise, appointment-ready version of recent lived experience.
A living account of diagnosis, treatment decisions, turning points, setbacks, adaptations, and care gaps.
A plain-language version for family, caregivers, school, work, or support partners.
A record for posterity: what the person endured, learned, managed, lost, gained, and wants remembered.
An anonymized mirror showing common patterns and “people like me” signals without exposing individual stories.
A participant-reviewed version that may be contributed to listening projects or research insight only with consent.
PatientStories.ai is built for least-friction narrative intake. A person can start with a recent moment, a memory, a question, a treatment burden, a symptom pattern, or a story they want preserved.
The platform distinguishes raw story, user-reviewed structure, personal outputs, community learning, and governed research outputs.
Text or voice, without forcing the story into a survey first.
Important facts, context, timeline, concerns, and questions are extracted into a reviewable structure.
The person can review, edit, shorten, expand, delete, download, print, or share the output.
Only approved, de-identified signals can contribute to community learning or research insight.
Symptoms, burdens, workarounds, tradeoffs, social friction, and treatment realities often appear in lived narrative before they appear as formal fields.
Patients describe signals before anyone has turned those signals into a checkbox, endpoint, or database field.
The most useful context may emerge between visits, close to the moment people are managing burden, uncertainty, and adaptation.
Open stories can reveal patterns that later become better prompts, questions, support, and structured fields.
A listening project is a time-bounded community learning cycle. Participants share recent lived experience, get personal outputs back, and later receive an anonymized community report.
Start with one real health moment from the last 7 days, not a full life history.
Generate a Doctor Visit Report, Health Biography section, or research submission version under the participant’s control.
Return the patterns, failure points, workarounds, questions, and community signals in aggregate form.
PatientStories.ai is built around a simple boundary: people create useful Health Biography outputs for themselves and may choose to help their community reveal patterns, gaps, burdens, unmet needs, and better questions.
Use this path for Health Biography, Doctor Visit Reports, patient community partnerships, or 30-day listening projects. Research-client and sponsor conversations have a separate page.