Best Overall
Claude
Good at organizing questions without diagnosing.
Open Claudelearn · ~20 min
Not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a care plan. You still talk to a licensed clinician. Strip names, full DOB, address, insurance IDs, and record numbers before you paste.
Best Overall
Good at organizing questions without diagnosing.
Open ClaudeBest Free
Enough for one careful paste-and-review session.
Open ChatGPTBest Power-User
Fine for a redacted notes doc you already have.
Open GeminiPaste symptoms, dates (month is enough), meds/doses you already take, and questions you care about. Remove full name, address, phone, MRN, insurance ID, and photos of wristbands. Do not add a diagnosis you found online as if it were fact.
Paste the rules first so the model cannot name a disease or recommend a drug.
Copy-paste prompt
Help me organize notes into questions for a clinician visit. Not medical advice. Not a diagnosis. Not a treatment plan. I am not asking you to interpret labs or images. Hard rules: - Do not diagnose, rule out, or rank diseases. - Do not recommend medications, doses, supplements, or stopping a prescription. - If I pasted a name, MRN, insurance ID, full DOB, address, or phone, redact it and tell me you did. - Use only symptoms, dates, and questions I provided. Do not invent a symptom or a lab. - Prefer questions a clinician can answer in a short visit. Output: 1) Visit goal in one sentence (from my words) 2) Timeline of what I reported (no interpretation) 3) Top 8 questions, grouped: symptoms / tests I should ask about / home care I should ask about / follow-up 4) PII redaction note Confirm the rules, then wait.
Skim for any leftover identifier. Then send the generate command. If the model names a condition, discard that line.
Generate command
Here are my redacted notes. Organize questions only. Do not diagnose. Do not add symptoms I did not write. If you see leftover PII, redact it.
Take the list to the visit. You ask; the clinician answers. If you want a 60-second opener, use the block below—still not a diagnosis.
60-second opener
Draft a 60-second spoken opener from the question list only: why I am here, the timeline I reported, and the first two questions. No diagnosis language. No new symptoms.