Myrrh Health Alpha א

Know the standard of care. Free, for everyone.

Enter a diagnosis. See what the published medical guidelines say the standard of care is.

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Myrrh Health Alpha is being organized as a nonprofit. The tool is free and in development. For educational purposes only.

We do not store patient data.

Myrrh Health Alpha does not collect, store, or share any patient health information. Diagnoses you enter are used only to look up published guidelines and are not saved. To do that lookup, the diagnosis text is sent to an AI service, with storage turned off, and the result is shown only to you. No accounts, no database, no analytics, no cookies.

What it does

Your diagnosis, matched to the guidelines.

Myrrh Health Alpha matches a diagnosis to the standard of care in published medical literature and clinical guidelines, with a separate section on other evidence-based options. It’s free, it’s in development, and it stores no patient data.

How it works

Three steps.

  1. 1

    Enter a diagnosis

    Type the diagnosis you were given. Nothing you enter is stored.

  2. 2

    See the standard of care

    The tests and treatments published guidelines recommend for that diagnosis.

  3. 3

    See other evidence-based options

    A separate section on other options supported by the medical literature.

Why a nonprofit

Knowledge belongs to patients.

You can’t ask for care you don’t know exists. The standard of care is published, but it’s hard for patients to find and read.

Myrrh Health Alpha is being organized as a nonprofit to make that knowledge free: public education, patient knowledge, and patient rights.

A lot of AI is being built for doctors, and that keeps the power in doctors’ hands. Myrrh Health Alpha gives those tools, and we hope better ones, to the patient, so if care falls short, the patient knows.

Contact

Questions, partnerships, or want to help? Email [email protected]. Please don’t send medical records or details that identify a patient.

Why the א? Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet; we use it to mark the alpha.

Disclaimer

For educational purposes only. Not medical advice. Always discuss treatment decisions with a licensed clinician. In an emergency, call 911.