I'm building NaviaCAIR after seeing firsthand how hard it is to keep healthcare organized for a family member. Scattered notes, dense clinical language, missed follow-ups, and the constant pressure of knowing you might be missing something important.

Before building a solution, I wanted to understand whether others felt the same way. The response has been clear.

What ~250 People Told Us

We've now heard from approximately 250 patients and caregivers about what's hardest during and after medical visits. The patterns are consistent and the demand is strong.

74%
say an after-visit summary would be extremely valuable
We're building this.
77%
want suggested follow-up questions to ask their doctor
We're testing this.
81%
are comfortable with AI supporting their healthcare experience
Responsibly built.
Survey results: 74% say after-visit summaries extremely valuable, 77% want follow-up questions, 81% comfortable with AI in healthcare.
Survey results — Shape the Future of Patient Support

The Biggest Challenges After Doctor Visits

We also asked what's hardest in the time following a medical appointment. These five themes emerged most clearly — and they're directly shaping what we prioritize in testing:

  • 74% — Asking the right questions
  • 64% — Remembering and organizing everything
  • 58% — Explaining their story to new doctors
  • 50% — Tracking tests, follow-ups, and next steps
  • 39% — Understanding what the doctor said
Bar chart: Top challenges after doctor visits — Asking the right questions 74%, Remembering/organizing 64%, Explaining story to new doctors 58%, Tracking follow-ups 50%, Understanding what doctor said 39%.
Top challenges after doctor visits — % of respondents

"Help me compile a list of questions before the appointment."

"I'm tired of re-explaining my story to every new doctor."

Add your voice to the research.

A few minutes helps ensure we're building something that actually works for patients and caregivers.

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Early Testing Starts Soon

Based on what we've heard, we're ready to begin early testing of a patient-centric prototype designed to keep notes, questions, and next steps in one place.

The pilot uses synthetic files only — no personal health information required — and is open to:

  • Patients navigating care
  • Caregivers supporting loved ones
  • Anyone dealing with complex appointments
  • Proactive learners who want to be better prepared

Participants will try a short guided prototype, share what's confusing or missing, and help prioritize the next set of features.

Early Testing Starts Soon — who can participate, what you'll do, and a screenshot of the Privacy Review screen with fake data.
Early Testing — synthetic data only, no PII/PHI required

What We're Building

NaviaCAIR is being designed to help patients and families transform complex, scattered medical information into plain-language summaries, better questions for appointments, and clear next steps.

The goal is not to replace clinical judgment — it's to make the time between appointments more organized, more informed, and less overwhelming.

Want to participate or add your input?

Fill out the questionnaire to join early testing or share your experience.

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Thank you to everyone who has already shared their experience. The feedback is invaluable and is directly shaping how this platform develops.

— Nathan S., Founder, NaviaCAIR

Important

NaviaCAIR is an informational tool and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider.

The pilot uses synthetic files only. No personal health information is required or collected during testing.