CareRoute

Get the right care fast—and pay less for it.


CareRoute is your health companion that tells you the safest level of care (ER, urgent care, primary care, or safe self-care at home) in minutes—and then finds low-cost, nearby, in-network providers for that care. For bills and insurance denials, it generates clear, ready-to-use scripts to fight overcharges and win appeals.


What CareRoute does for you:
• Triage you can trust: Tested on hundreds of real-world case studies, CareRoute quickly determines if you need the ER, urgent care, a doctor visit, or can safely manage at home while clearly telling you why.
• Find affordable, in-network care: We locate nearby providers, estimate cost, and link you directly to scheduling or check-in pages. No more guessing or calling around.
• Fight insurance denials and overcharges: Upload a bill or denial notice (US users). CareRoute spots coding errors, misapplied deductibles, and missed charity-care options and gives you tailored scripts to use with insurers and providers.
• Plain-English explanations: Confusing medical or insurance reports? CareRoute translates them into practical next steps.
• Personalized answers: Ask any question about your health or medical bills to get actionable advice based on your history—not generic answers.
• Proactive reminders: Whether it’s a health concern or a bill negotiation step, CareRoute nudges you so you stay on track.


CareRoute combines advanced AI with clinician-reviewed guidance, safety guardrails, and transparent explanations of any uncertainty. It’s designed to nudge you to higher care levels when red flags appear—and to save you time and money when a lower-cost option is safe. Your data remains yours, and you’re always in control of the decisions you make.


Disclaimer: CareRoute provides advice for informational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical or legal advice. If you think you have an emergency, seek professional care immediately.
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