Omer Suliman

Medical documents are written for clinicians — not the patients receiving them. Blood test reports, GP letters and discharge summaries are full of abbreviations, reference ranges and clinical shorthand that can feel intimidating even when the news is good.

I built Medipher because I kept seeing family and friends leave appointments unsure of what their results actually meant — and reaching for the internet, where anxiety-driven answers wait. Medipher's job is simple: translate one medical document at a time into calm, plain English, highlight what needs following up, and suggest the right questions to bring back to a clinician.

Health literacy is one of the most under-addressed problems in modern healthcare. People with clearer information ask better questions, follow medication instructions more accurately and feel more in control of their care.

My goal with Medipher is to make trustworthy plain-English medical explanations freely available to everyone — without replacing GPs, nurses or pharmacists, and without ever pretending to diagnose.