Preaxa exists because most consultations spend their first minutes on catch-up — retelling history, finding reports — before the real conversation can begin.
Doctors spend most of a short consultation asking the same opening questions and deciphering photographed lab reports. Patients spend it trying to remember six weeks of symptoms under time pressure — and go home feeling unheard. The information both sides needed existed all along; it just never arrived organized, verified, and on time.
Preaxa's assistant talks with the patient before the appointment — a guided conversation, in their own words and language — collects their reports, and turns it all into a docket: a one-page, patient-approved summary the doctor absorbs in under a minute. Consultation time then goes to examination and decisions rather than background questions. After it, follow-ups flow through the same channel, so the doctor can see whether the treatment worked.
Preaxa is onboarding doctors in endocrinology, cardiology, nephrology, and gastroenterology — specialties where lab-driven follow-up care matters most. If that's your practice, join us; if you're a patient, start a consultation.