Medcorder, Inc today announces that UCSF has begun its mENCORE feasibility clinical trial to help prostate cancer patients better understand their treatment and diagnosis by using Medcorder.
With the latest version of Medcorder (Version 3.3), we've added a key new telemedicine feature: telephone appointment recording of calls from your doctor.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Medcorder users found new ways to stay connected with their care teams. This is Donna's story.
The global pandemic is showing just how crucial it is to have a way to safely and privately share health info.
I had no idea there was technology out there like this. When my brother had a stroke at the age of 56, we were all desperate to hear how he was doing.
Three years ago, my horse slipped mid-gallop. My last memory was the sound of my helmet cracking against asphalt, and then snippets from the emergency room.
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted healthcare significantly, forcing many elective procedures to be postponed and transitioning in-person consultations to telemedicine formats.
Visiting your doctor can be intimidating and even a little scary. With Medcorder, you can track upcoming appointments, get prepared by organizing logistics with family, and create a list of questions for your doctor.
Physicians retire, hospitals close, disasters happen. Keeping a personal medical history is an important step in getting the best medical care.
If you've ever found yourself driving home from the doc, thinking about all the things you forgot to ask, this list is for you.
Doctors: Better care starts with your patients understanding every word you say. Recording visits can vastly help that process.
We often get asked whether Medcorder is built for patients or for doctors. Our answer is always the same: it's for both.
Medcorder received the Audience Choice award at the HealthFront 2019 conference, hosted by Martha Stewart and Dr. Oz in New York.
Today I'm excited to announce that we've closed a $2.5m seed round, led by Future Ventures. They have a great pair of GPs that I've respected a long while, and they are experts at finding and helping seed stage technology plays like mine.
The story of Medcorder starts a few years ago when my dad got prostate cancer. As the family was trying to understand what was going on, my dad came up with a simple but ingenious idea: to record the conversations he was having with his doctors.