For patients
Find the words that fit.
- Work through guided questions, one at a time, at your own pace.
- Keep your concerns, timeline, and questions together.
- Review the summary yourself before printing, downloading, or sharing it.
MedSecOp VisitPrep
The appointment is short.
Your story matters.
Don't let the things you meant to say become the things you forgot. Prepare your concerns, questions, and a summary in your own words, before you walk in.
Sign in to save your preparation. No reports or AI consent are required.
Your words, reviewed by youShare only when ready
VisitPrep / My next visit
Patient-reviewed brief
A clearer starting point.
My main concern
“I want to explain what has changed and how it is affecting my day.”
Questions for my clinician
What should we discuss next?
What do I need to understand about my results?
My words. My review. My choice to share.Prepared before the appointment
Your story stays yours.
“I wish I'd remembered to ask…”
Important conversations
deserve a better starting point.
It can be hard to explain how you feel, remember the timeline, and ask everything at once. Preparation gives your story room before time gets tight.
For both sides of the conversation
More prepared.
More understood.
For clinicians & clinics
Less history gathering. More clinical thinking.
- Initiate preparation before the visit so patients arrive with their concerns, timeline, and questions organized.
- Spend less consultation time gathering basic information and more on clinical assessment and decision-making.
- Review a patient-reviewed Clinical Brief when explicitly shared with you: priorities, relevant history, and changes since the last visit.
- Give patients a more active role in the conversation and a clearer starting point for continuity of care.
A small step before a big conversation
Three steps.
A visit that starts with you.
Tell your story
Choose primary care or a specialist. Describe what brings you in and what has changed.
Make space for your questions
Use guided prompts to organize concerns. Add selected reports only if you want to. AI clarification is optional and requires consent.
Review. Take it with you.
Check your speaking points and questions. Print, download, or share a reviewed summary with your clinician.
VisitPrep helps you organize information, not diagnose, predict prognosis or decide whether symptoms are safe. Do not wait for a visit or this tool if symptoms are severe, sudden or worsening. Seek urgent medical help; for an emergency contact your local emergency service.
Do I need medical records to get started?
No. Start with your own concerns and questions. You can choose specific reports, documents, or scans to support the visit, but they are not required.
Is this an AI consultation?
No. VisitPrep helps you prepare, not diagnose or choose treatment. Guided preparation does not require AI. Optional AI clarification questions require your consent. You review the summary before using it.
What can I share with my clinician?
You can print or download your reviewed summary, create a revocable seven-day link, or explicitly share a Clinical Brief with a verified MedSecOp recipient. Sharing original files requires separate consent; clinic staff do not automatically inherit access.
How does it fit with ScanPass?
Use VisitPrep on its own or alongside your ScanPass records, with one MedSecOp account. Select what matters for this appointment instead of sharing your whole record.
Walk in with more
than “I forgot to mention…”
Your concerns. Your questions. Your story, clearly told.