An AI second opinion on your MRI or CT
Instead of trusting a single AI, have two independent models read the same scan. You get a side-by-side consensus: where the models agree (higher confidence) and — more importantly — where they disagree, flagged as points to raise with your doctor. Then share the whole thing with your physician via a private link.
Two models, one scan
Anthropic’s Claude and a Google model each read your study independently — no single AI’s blind spots.
See where they agree
When both models concur, that’s a stronger signal — you can focus on what’s solid.
See where they differ
Disagreements are surfaced as “discuss with your doctor” — exactly where a human eye matters most.
Share with your doctor
Send the second opinion and the images to your physician with a private, revocable link.
FAQ
- Is an AI second opinion a diagnosis?
- No. It is an informational, plain-language comparison of what two AI models see in your imaging. It is not a diagnosis and not a substitute for a radiologist or your doctor.
- Why compare two AI models instead of one?
- Any single model can miss a finding or over-call one. When two independent models agree, that is a stronger signal; when they disagree, it tells you exactly which points to double-check with your doctor.
- Which models are used?
- Two independent families — Anthropic’s Claude and a Google model — read the same de-identified images, and a consensus step compares their findings side by side.
- Can I share the second opinion with my doctor?
- Yes. You can send your doctor a private link to the study and its findings — no account needed on their side — and revoke it anytime.
- Which scans work?
- MRI or CT, uploaded as a DICOM folder or a NIfTI file. Your imaging is de-identified in your browser before upload.
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Read Your Scan provides informational explanations only — not a medical diagnosis, and not a substitute for a licensed radiologist or your doctor.