The history, already taken
You have ten minutes. Your patient has months of overlapping symptoms, a normal blood panel, and the reasonable fear of not being believed. Meia Lab exists to make that consultation work better for both of you.
What your patient brings
Patients using Meia Lab can present a structured brief containing symptom timelines across weeks and months, patient-reported severity on consistent 0 to 10 scales, cross-symptom patterns with dates, and the questions they came to ask. It reads in under two minutes. It replaces "I have just been feeling off for a while" with a chronology you can actually use.
What generated it
Meia Lab is a consumer pattern-interpretation platform. Patients complete a guided conversational assessment and short structured daily check-ins. Scores and trends derive from patient-reported data organised across five domains (energy, cognition, cyclical rhythm, stress recovery, and interoceptive awareness). AI is used to conduct the intake conversation and to render findings in plain language. It does not generate diagnoses, and the brief is explicit that its contents are patient-reported.
Boundaries we hold deliberately
Meia Lab does not diagnose, does not recommend treatment, does not interpret laboratory results, and does not advise patients to delay or avoid care. Where patient input contains findings that warrant prompt clinical review, the product states this plainly and directs the patient to a professional. Red-flag detection runs on two layers, one deterministic, and errs toward escalation.
What we ask of you
Nothing, except perhaps a lower sigh when a patient opens their phone. The brief is designed to respect your time and your judgement. If it does not, we want to know: clinical@meialab.com.
Research and partnership
We welcome conversations with clinicians and researchers in women's health, primary care and endocrinology, particularly around the quality and utility of patient-prepared summaries.