4.6 billion
People worldwide were not fully covered by essential health services in 2023, according to WHO’s 2025 universal health coverage reporting.
WHO: 2025 global monitoring reportImagine quality care within everyone’s reach.
Whether you live in a developing or developed country, you deserve access to quality healthcare. MyDiagnostic AI is being built to connect patients, health professionals and medical information, so expertise can reach further and care can be better informed.
OUR MISSION
Where you live should not define the quality of care you can access.
Imagine a world where every patient can benefit from the right expertise, timely results and a clear view of their health. Our mission is to help make that possible by connecting patients with professionals and supporting collaboration across healthcare systems.
MyDiagnostic AI is being developed for health professionals to access relevant medical information, laboratory results, imaging and care records. with appropriate patient consent and access controls. A more complete picture can help them make informed decisions about care and treatment.
Our ambition spans developing and developed countries. We want to support the professionals already caring for their communities and help them draw on knowledge and experience beyond their own location.
WHY ACCESS AND QUALITY MATTER
The gap in care is a gap we cannot ignore.
5.7 to 8.4 million
Deaths each year are attributed to poor quality care in low and middle income countries, according to estimates cited in WHO’s May 2025 fact sheet.
WHO: quality health services2.5 million
Deaths from cardiovascular disease could be prevented each year through high quality health systems. WHO also cites an estimate of 900,000 preventable tuberculosis deaths annually.
WHO: estimates and underlying researchThese figures describe global health system gaps and estimates cited by WHO. They are not measured outcomes or impact claims for MyDiagnostic AI. Sources reviewed 6 October 2026.
EXPERTISE WITHOUT DISTANCE
Australia to Uganda. Professionals working together around a patient.
Imagine an appropriately authorised health professional in Australia supporting a patient in Uganda, or collaborating with a Ugandan clinician who is providing care locally. With the patient’s consent, they could review relevant history and results, discuss findings and share experience to inform the next step.
Bring the evidence together.
Give participating professionals access to relevant records, laboratory results and imaging, so a consultation begins with context.
Share expertise and experience.
Support professional to professional discussion, case review and learning, while respecting local clinical knowledge.
Keep the next step connected.
Record agreed actions, coordinate referrals and keep the local care team involved in follow up.
An illustrative future workflow. Cross border consultations would depend on professional authorisation, patient consent, local requirements and participating partners. This service is not currently offered on the website.
Help shape the care networkA CONNECTED CARE NETWORK
Patients, professionals and institutions. Working together.
Our vision connects participating professionals and institutions around the steps between a first question and ongoing care.
PatientsHealth professionalsLabs & imagingHospitals & institutions
THE PLATFORM WE ENVISION
One clearer journey through care.
These are the capabilities we are exploring with health professionals and institutions. Each would need clinical review, privacy safeguards and local validation before use.
Patient booking & navigation
Help people request appointments, find participating services and follow the next step in their care journey.
Labs & results analytics
Bring test results into a clearer view and surface patterns for qualified professionals to interpret.
Imaging support
Explore AI assisted image analysis and organised imaging workflows with specialist oversight.
Prescription workflows
Support secure prescription records and follow up, with prescribing decisions made by authorised clinicians.
Patient & clinic management
Coordinate referrals, appointments, communication and relationships across participating care teams.
Training & learning
Give professionals a place for learning resources, shared practice and institution led development.
SELECTED CAPABILITY / 01
Patient booking & navigation
A patient could request a time with a participating service and follow appointment information in one place, subject to partner availability.
Illustrative product vision; no clinical booking is available here.Trust belongs in the workflow.
We plan for consent, privacy, secure access, audit trails and compliance with applicable local requirements to shape the platform from the outset.
Make expertise go further.
AI could help organise information and highlight what needs attention. Qualified professionals remain responsible for clinical interpretation, diagnosis and treatment.
Make a greater impact together.
We welcome expressions of interest from health professionals, hospitals, clinics, laboratories, imaging providers and training institutions who want to help shape accessible care.
MyDiagnostic AI is a platform vision in development. The capabilities described here are proposed, not currently available clinical services. This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, prescriptions or emergency care. For health concerns, consult a qualified local professional; for emergencies, contact local emergency services.
PARTNER WITH US
Help shape connected care.
Tell us about your work and how you would like to contribute to the MyDiagnostic AI vision.
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