Healthcare should not depend on patients
and caregivers remembering everything
after a 20 minute visit.
MediSimplify was built from two perspectives: navigating healthcare as a patient and caregiver, and navigating it inside the clinic as a physician.
We kept seeing the same problem from both sides: patients leave visits overwhelmed, unsure what to do next, and expected to manage complex care on their own.
We're building MediSimplify to close that gap.
The Founders
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As a patient, I saw how much healthcare depends on people remembering, organizing, and advocating for themselves after visits.
I started MediSimplify to help make healthcare feel more manageable for patients, families, and care teams alike.
MBA Candidate, Harvard Business School · BA Neuroscience, Harvard College · Previously Bain & Company
As a resident physician, I see firsthand how much communication gets compressed into short visits.
We're building MediSimplify to help patients better understand and follow through after they leave the clinic.
Family Medicine Resident, University of Pennsylvania · MD, MPH, Northwestern · 4 years in health literacy research
Built for real life.
Healthcare information is often designed for people who already know how to navigate the system. We build tools that make care easier to understand for everyone, especially patients who are too often left behind.
Clinicians and patients don't just need more information. They need clear next steps, realistic expectations, and support following through. We design for action, not just explanation.
Most healthcare support disappears the moment a patient leaves the clinic. We believe better care happens when patients feel supported before and after, not just during the appointment.
