Doctronic is a 100% free AI doctor trained by board-certified physicians on peer-reviewed medical literature. It conducts structured clinical interviews, generates ranked differential diagnoses, and produces downloadable SOAP notes formatted for sharing with licensed physicians.
That platform launched in Utah and operates under formal state authorization through the Utah AI Learning Lab. It is the first AI in the United States legally authorized to renew prescriptions.
Features
- Conducts structured 15-20 minute clinical interviews that collect symptom history, medication use, and relevant health background before generating output.
- Generates a ranked differential diagnosis list at the end of each consultation with associated action plans covering lab tests, imaging, and medication options.
- Provides a downloadable SOAP note (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) after each consultation.
- Stores past consultations and health summaries in a personal dashboard for registered users.
- Uses more than 100 specialized AI agents that collaborate to gather history, analyze findings, and reach diagnostic consensus.
- Retrieves medical records through the TEFCA health information network upon user request.
- Maintains a personal health timeline, including medications, prior consultations, and lab results, for more precise future interactions.
- Supports fully anonymous use by default.
- Stores all health data in HIPAA-compliant, encrypted systems and never trains AI models on user data.
- [PAID] Connects to board-certified telehealth doctors in all 50 states and Washington D.C. within 30 minutes, with a guaranteed free follow-up visit if the company misses that window.
- [PAID] Renews approximately 190 eligible maintenance medications in Utah for $4 per refill.
- [PAID] Accepts most major health insurance plans for telehealth visits, with a $39 out-of-pocket option.
Use Cases
- Get a rapid preliminary assessment for unexpected symptoms to determine whether the situation warrants an emergency room visit.
- Prepare a detailed SOAP note before an upcoming doctor’s appointment so the physician arrives with a structured summary of your current symptoms and recent health history.
- Access medical advice at 2 AM when primary care offices are closed and urgent care wait times stretch for hours.
- Use the structured consultation as a second opinion after receiving a diagnosis, to review the differential and clarify follow-up steps.
- Renew an eligible maintenance medication in Utah, such as a blood pressure or cholesterol prescription.
Case Study: Running a Chest Pain Consultation
I tested Doctronic with a scenario that included several overlapping risk factors: a dull squeezing sensation in the chest radiating to the left shoulder and jaw, nausea, sweating, a history of high blood pressure, and a missed dose of amlodipine.
Most general-purpose AI tools return an answer immediately. Doctronic took a different approach. It asked for age and gender first, then worked through a full clinical intake covering symptom quality, intensity on a 0-10 scale, onset and duration, prior episodes, current medications, chronic conditions, and a complete system review.
The output was a ranked differential diagnosis: Myocardial Ischemia as the most likely cause, followed by GERD, musculoskeletal chest pain, and anxiety-related chest discomfort.
The action plan included specific laboratory tests (CBC, cardiac enzymes, serum chemistry), imaging recommendations (ECG, stress echocardiogram if indicated), and detailed medication options with dosing: nitroglycerin 0.4 mg sublingual if ischemia was confirmed, omeprazole 20 mg for GERD. The final recommendation was to visit an emergency room, which was the clinically correct call given the presenting symptoms.
The SOAP note it generated was accurate and well-structured. I’d feel comfortable handing it directly to a physician. That output alone would save meaningful time in a telehealth or in-person visit.
How to Use It
1. Visit the Doctronic AI and type your health question or symptom description into the chat box.
2. Complete the clinical interview. The AI works through a structured intake. Answer as thoroughly as possible. More detail produces a more accurate differential.
| Topic | Example Questions |
|---|---|
| Symptom quality | “How would you describe the sensation: pressure, squeezing, or heaviness?” |
| Intensity and timing | “Rate the sensation from 0-10. Has it been constant or intermittent?” |
| Associated symptoms | “Do you have shortness of breath, nausea, palpitations, or sweating?” |
| Medications | “Are you taking any medications, vitamins, or supplements? Any recent changes?” |
| Medical history | “Do you have any chronic conditions, prior hospitalizations, or known allergies?” |
| System review | “Any cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, or neurological symptoms?” |
3. At the end of the interview, Doctronic generates three outputs:
| Output | Description |
|---|---|
| AI Consult Summary | Plain-language overview of possible diagnoses with probabilities |
| Assessment & Plan | Ranked differential with lab tests, imaging, and medication recommendations |
| SOAP Note | Physician-formatted clinical summary (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) |
4. Click “Download SOAP Note (PDF)” to save the clinical summary. Share this with your own doctor or use it as preparation for a telehealth visit.
5. OPTIONAL. Click “See a Doctor” to schedule a video visit with a licensed physician. Appointments are available within 30 minutes across all 50 states. The visit costs $39 or your insurance copay. Doctronic’s telehealth physicians can:
| Service | Notes |
|---|---|
| Diagnose conditions | Standard clinical diagnosis via video |
| Write prescriptions | All medications except ADHD drugs and controlled substances |
| Order lab tests | Standard diagnostic labs |
| Provide doctor’s notes | Accepted for work, school, or travel |
| Handle follow-ups | Included as part of the visit |
6. Create a free account to save past consultations under the “Consults” section. Anonymous users can export a summary during the active session, but the chat is permanently deleted once the browser closes.
7. Fill in the Health Record section to give the AI a baseline on your overall health status. This improves precision in future consultations, particularly for managing chronic conditions.
8. Utah residents can request prescription renewals for approximately 190 eligible maintenance medications at $4 per refill. The process covers three steps: identity verification, a brief clinical questionnaire, and drug interaction screening through First Databank. The AI sends the prescription electronically to your chosen Utah pharmacy upon approval.
Eligible and ineligible medication categories:
| Category | Eligible |
|---|---|
| Blood pressure | Yes |
| Cholesterol | Yes |
| Diabetes | Yes |
| Birth control | Yes |
| Allergy | Yes |
| Mental health (non-controlled) | Yes |
| Controlled substances | No |
| ADHD medications | No |
| Injectables | No |
| Short-course antibiotics | No |
The full formulary is available at doctronic.ai/utah-ai-prescription-refill-formulary.
Pros
- 100% free with no time limits or hidden charges.
- You can get medical advice without providing any identifying information.
- SOAP notes are professionally formatted and useful for actual doctor visits.
- No AI training on user data, no selling information, HIPAA-compliant for accounts.
Cons
- Users must be 18 or older; no pediatric services are available.
- The platform cannot prescribe controlled substances, ADHD medications, or certain high-risk drugs.
- International users cannot access telehealth services (AI chat only).
Related Resources
- Doctronic Utah Prescription Formulary: Full list of approximately 190 eligible maintenance medications for AI-authorized prescription renewals in Utah.
- Utah Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy: Official state body overseeing the AI Learning Lab that authorized Doctronic’s prescription renewal program.
- TEFCA Health Information Network: Overview of the federal health data exchange framework Doctronic uses for medical record retrieval.
- Doctronic Android App: Direct link to the Android app on Google Play.
- Doctronic iOS App: Direct link to the iOS app on the Apple App Store.
FAQs
Q: Is Doctronic actually free, or does it require payment at some point?
A: The AI doctor consultation is completely free with no usage caps. Payment applies only if you book a telehealth visit with a licensed physician ($39 or your insurance copay) or request a prescription renewal in Utah ($4 per refill).
Q: How accurate is Doctronic’s AI compared to a real doctor?
A: Doctronic’s published study found that board-certified physicians agreed with its treatment plans 99.2% of the time. The AI trains exclusively on peer-reviewed medical literature and uses more than 100 specialized agents to debate diagnoses before generating output.
Q: Is my health data private and secure?
A: Doctronic is HIPAA-compliant and uses end-to-end encryption for all stored data. The platform does not sell user data and does not use consultation content to train its AI models. Users can delete their accounts at any time, and Doctronic removes all associated data from its systems.
Q: How does Doctronic compare to WebMD or ChatGPT for health questions?
A: WebMD provides general health information without a personalized assessment. ChatGPT is not built for healthcare, is not HIPAA-compliant, and trains its models on user data. Doctronic conducts a structured clinical interview specific to your symptoms, produces a ranked differential diagnosis, and generates physician-formatted documentation. The output serves a clinical function that general health information sites do not.
Q: Does Doctronic AI replace my primary care physician?
A: The AI platform acts as a first stop for medical questions and urgent care needs. You should always review the AI recommendations with a licensed medical professional.
