MayaMD
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Misdiagnosis won't happen to me. Until it does.

1 in 20 U.S. adults gets a wrong or missed diagnosis every year. We designed MayaMD to help prevent these errors, with guidance from top medical experts and researchers who teach on diagnostic error. Try it for free.

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Garima's story: a missed stroke

The facts about diagnosis error.

795,000

Americans die or are permanently disabled by diagnostic error each year.

BMJ Quality & Safety, 2023
1 in 20

U.S. adults get a diagnostic error in outpatient care every year.

BMJ Quality & Safety, 2014
1 in 18

ER patients leave with the wrong diagnosis.

AHRQ systematic review, 2022
Sophie's story: a missed meningitis

Sadly, Garima's story is far from rare. Here is another heartbreaking case of diagnostic error.

( Sophie Ward, 20 )

Sent home with flu. It was meningitis.

A severe headache, a stiff neck, light hurting her eyes. Her mother was worried enough to call ahead. Sophie was discharged the same day and died after returning to hospital. The warning signs were there. They got lost.

( How it works )

Three steps. Nothing gets lost.

MayaMD app symptom chat where a patient logs how long and how their symptoms feel
01

Get the app

Download MayaMD for free. Use it to track & save your symptoms, condition & more. The right information is key.

MayaMD app Care Program screen with symptoms, education, check-ins and medical records in one place
02

Keep it all together

Symptoms, labs, your history, meds, allergies, insurance all in one place, not scattered across portals and memory.

MayaMD app summary flagging that a doctor should review symptoms soon, with a button to share information
03

Show your doctor

Walk into every visit with a clear summary, so the details that matter are seen and not dismissed. Share MayaMD with your loved ones so they can support you.

( Who's behind it )

Guided by the experts who study misdiagnosis.

ADVISORY BOARDDr. Mark L. Graber

Founder & President Emeritus of the Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine (SIDM), and a pioneer in patient safety, clinical care and medical education. His research helped bring national attention to diagnostic error.

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( Questions )

Before you download.

Is MayaMD really free?

Yes. The MayaMD app is free for patients on iPhone and Android.

Who can see my health information?

MayaMD is HIPAA compliant, and we do not buy or sell personal data. You decide when to share your summary with a doctor or a loved one. See our privacy policy for the details.

Does MayaMD replace my doctor?

No. MayaMD does not diagnose. It gives you the best medical information available so that you can better understand your symptoms and condition. It was created by top medical experts to provide access to reliable information to help prevent medical error. It keeps your medical history and helps you better prepare for visits with your provider. We always recommend that you work with licensed medical doctors, seek their advice and ask relevant questions with MayaMD. As always, if you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911.

How is this different from my patient portal?

Your portal holds what each provider recorded, and every provider has its own. MayaMD holds your side of the story: your symptoms as they happen, your history, meds, allergies and insurance, in one place you can bring to any doctor.

Arm yourself. Help prevent the error.

The best healthcare tool to help prevent diagnostic error. Free to download. Start your record today, before your next appointment.

MayaMD does not provide a medical diagnosis and does not replace your doctor. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911.

  1. Newman-Toker DE, et al. Burden of serious harms from diagnostic error in the USA. BMJ Quality & Safety, 2023.
  2. Singh H, Meyer AND, Thomas EJ. The frequency of diagnostic errors in outpatient care. BMJ Quality & Safety, 2014.
  3. Newman-Toker DE, et al. Diagnostic Errors in the Emergency Department: A Systematic Review. AHRQ, 2022.
  4. Sophie Ward: inquest reporting, Barnet Hospital, London, 2025.