One rolling touchscreen. One power cable. No sign-ins for your staff, no software to install, and nothing about your patients stored on it. Free for every clinic, everywhere — funded by donations.
Plain-language answers on blood pressure, medications, tests and what happens next — sourced to MedlinePlus, CDC, NIH and FDA. Built for the person who is tired and worried.
Patients arrive with a printed list of questions for you instead of a blank stare. Shorter appointments, better questions.
Spanish, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Arabic and dozens more from day one — no interpreter needed for the information part.
No accounts, no intake, no personal health information touches our servers. Sessions wipe after 60 seconds idle. The kiosk holds nothing about anyone.
“Where do I get free insulin help?” and “what does this word mean?” get answered before they reach your staff.
See what your waiting room is actually curious about — totals only, never individual questions. A clinic once found 38% of sessions were diabetes education.
Hospitals in the US report community benefit spending on IRS Form 990 Schedule H. Free patient education delivered in your own waiting room is a reportable community benefit. You are not buying a screen — you are adding a line item your CFO can actually use.
| What it is | What it isn’t |
|---|---|
| Free, forever | A subscription |
| Educational information | Diagnosis or triage |
| Nothing stored about patients | A patient record system |
| One power cable | An IT project |
| Remote managed by us | Something your staff service |
| Source-cited answers | An AI freestyle |
We would rather tell you now:
• The kiosk educates, it does not diagnose. Every screen says so.
• Vitals measurement is not built yet, and when it is it will be a clinic-owned snap-in module — you calibrate it, you own the liability.
• This is pre-pilot. We are looking for 3–5 friendly practices before we claim anything works.
• Hardware costs us about $1,150 a unit. We lend it; we don’t charge you.
We’re starting with a handful of independent practices in the Palouse and Inland Northwest, then expanding. Tell us about your waiting room.
1. A 15-minute call about your space and needs.
2. We ship a unit. You plug in one cable.
3. You choose which topics to feature.
4. Anonymous usage summary after 30 days — so you can decide with data.
5. Keep it, or send it back. No contract, no obligation.
Put this on a tablet in your waiting room today — it’s the same software, just without the rolling stand.
Open kiosk mode →Kiosk mode is the same page, restyled for a touchscreen in a bright room: huge type, big tap targets, and the screen wipes itself after 30 seconds of nobody touching it.