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Upload what you have
PDFs, photos, discharge notes, lab reports, imaging reports, and screenshots can start the case.
MedDossier
Upload your records first. Fill less after.
Start from the files already on your phone. MedDossier helps turn the file pile into a clearer case packet, then asks only for details still needed.
Upload recordsUpload records
Start with PDFs, photos, scans, or screenshots. Details can be confirmed after.
View sample packet
See what the summary and translated packet look like before uploading.
Continue a case
Return to uploaded files, missing details, status, and downloads.
Record-first flow
It starts with files, then turns into a short checklist.
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Confirm only what is missing
Add the patient name, contact email, and any destination details the files do not show clearly.
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Choose permission and packet
Decide whether the work stays record-only or can also support controlled hospital sharing.
Before you start
Patient name and contact email are required before the order is created.
Files can be PDFs, photos, scans, lab reports, discharge notes, or screenshots.
Hospital sharing stays off unless the authorization scope is explicitly selected.
MedDossier
Turn scattered medical records into a packet doctors can read faster.
Upload reports, visit notes, scans, and discharge summaries. MedDossier organizes the timeline, translates key content, checks important details, and prepares a shareable case packet for the next doctor or hospital.
Clear timeline from scattered files
Bilingual summary and translated packet
Human review and controlled sharing
For record preparation and care coordination. Not a diagnosis, prescription, or hospital admission guarantee.
Case packet
A clearer first read for the next doctor, hospital, or care team.
Doctor-ready packet
Pain
Records are split across hospitals, languages, images, PDFs, and old visit notes.
Output
A case summary, translated packet, missing-item flags, and shareable delivery link.
Trust
Source-linked preparation, user confirmation, controlled access, and clear medical limits.
What the packet covers
Medical timeline and patient context
Key diagnoses, medications, tests, and alerts
Translated source material where needed
Secure link or PDF handoff for the next team
Secure share
meddossier.com/hospital/share/<token>
Summary ready
Sources traceable
Access controlled
Fast Answers
What you need to know before sharing medical records.
MedDossier is for the moment when medical files are too scattered, too hard to translate, or too difficult for the next care team to review quickly.
Answer-ready
What problem does MedDossier solve?
Patients often arrive with scans, lab reports, discharge notes, and translations spread across different files. MedDossier turns that pile into a clearer case packet.
Answer-ready
Who is it for?
It is for patients, families, coordinators, hospitals, and second-opinion teams that need medical records prepared before a doctor spends time reviewing them.
Answer-ready
What do I receive?
You can receive a structured case summary, translated source material, a doctor-readable packet, optional translator refinement, and a secure share link.
Answer-ready
Why should I trust the packet?
Important fields are kept tied to source documents, outputs can be reviewed by people, and access is controlled instead of being sent as an uncontrolled file dump.
Choose your route
Start with the path that matches the next decision.
Patients need records doctors can understand. Partner teams need cleaner intake material. Privacy or security reviewers need the control story in one place.
Partner Path
For hospitals and partner teams
Give intake teams a cleaner packet before clinical review starts, with summaries, translations, missing-item signals, and controlled access.
International patient desks
Second-opinion programs
Care coordination teams
Review partner fit
Patient Path
For patients and families
Turn your existing reports and hospital files into a case packet you can send to a doctor, hospital, or coordinator.
Overseas treatment preparation
Long-term case history
Doctor review and sharing
Upload records
Trust Center
For security, privacy, and compliance review
Review how medical records are handled, who can access a packet, how sharing expires, and where deletion or correction requests start.
Access boundaries
Retention and deletion
Compliance requests
Review trust controls
Output
The packet gives the next reader the facts before the first call.
Instead of sending a folder of mixed files, MedDossier prepares a readable case packet that shows what happened, what matters now, and what may still be missing.
Each output stays connected to the original materials, so doctors and coordinators can check context instead of trusting a loose summary.
See the output
Review the sample packet to see the summary, translated material, and handoff format before you upload your own records.
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Case timeline
Visits, reports, procedures, medications, imaging, and pathology are ordered so the case can be understood faster.
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Doctor-ready summary
Key facts are pulled forward first: current issue, known diagnoses, major findings, medications, allergies, and open questions.
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Translated record set
AI translation creates the first readable version. Translator refinement can be added when the wording needs to support formal medical communication.
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Controlled sharing
The finished packet can be shared by secure link or downloaded when needed, with clear limits on what the service does and does not decide.
How It Works
From file pile to doctor-ready packet.
The hard part is usually not one missing document. It is the repeated work of explaining the same medical history across languages, hospitals, and care teams.
Best next move
Not sure what the final packet looks like? Review a sample first, then start intake when the case path is clear.
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Upload the records
Send the reports, notes, images, PDFs, and target hospital context you already have.
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We organize and translate
The records are sorted into a timeline, important text is extracted, and the first bilingual packet is prepared.
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Key details are checked
Suggested checklists and workflow flags help users notice missing items, unclear fields, and details that are easy to miss in uploaded records.
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Share the packet
Use the summary, translated packet, and secure link when speaking with the next doctor, hospital, or care team.
Why Trust It
Prepared for medical review, with clear limits.
MedDossier focuses on making records easier to read, translate, check, and share. It does not replace the doctor, hospital, or clinical decision.
Human checks where they matter
User confirmation and workflow release gates help keep important fields visible before the packet is shared externally.
Hospital-ready outputs
Every packet is shaped for intake readability: summary first, translated source material next, and a clear handoff path.
Access stays controlled
Share links can expire, downloads can be limited, and the service does not promise diagnosis, treatment, or admission outcomes.
For Teams
A cleaner intake packet before clinical review begins.
Hospitals, second-opinion teams, and coordinators can use MedDossier when incoming records need to be cleaned up before a doctor spends time on them.
Before review
Intake cleanup
Use MedDossier to turn scattered patient files into a readable packet before formal review.
For review teams
Second-opinion support
Give physicians a clearer starting point with timeline, summary, translation, and missing-item flags.
Secure sharing
Partner handoff
Share a controlled packet with hospitals, coordinators, or partner programs without losing source context.
Next step
Start with one case, one packet, and one clear next step.
Patients can upload records now. Partner teams can review a sample packet and discuss fit around the cases they already receive.