Managing your health shouldn't feel like a second job.

A woman relaxes with a coffee by a window, her phone resting on the table — Ginger is calling Dr. Bell's office

More than one condition means several doctors, a long medication list, refills on different schedules and hours on hold. Ginger keeps all of it in one place, and makes the phone calls for you.

In early development. We'll email you when early access opens.

Most of that job is admin, and most of the admin is phone calls. Ginger's assistant makes them. It phones the doctor's office, says it is an AI calling for you, asks for the soonest openings and books one.

One call, start to finish

Every call starts the same way: Ginger tells the office it is an AI assistant calling on your behalf.

9:41You tell Ginger you have been dizzy and shaky for two days.
9:41Ginger asks how bad it is, suggests the doctor who looks after your diabetes, and offers to call.
9:42It phones the front desk, explains why you need to be seen, and asks for the soonest openings.
9:44Booked for Monday at 8:30. The visit appears on your Today screen with the other times the office offered.
If nobody picks upGinger leaves one short message and calls again in 15 minutes.

The rest of your care, in the same app

Several doctors, a long medication list and refills on different schedules, without a separate portal for each.

Today

Your next visit, the refill that is about to run out, and how your readings have been trending.

Medications

What each one is for, who prescribed it and how many days are left. A refill takes one tap.

My day

A reminder for each dose, and a quick log for blood pressure and blood sugar that tells you what to do when a reading is off.

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Family can help, when you want them to

Add a daughter, a son or a caregiver to your care circle. You decide what they can do, and you can remove them at any time.

See and manage: They can book visits and request refills for you.
See only: They can look, but not change anything.

You can just talk to it

Say “refill my metformin” or “blood pressure 128 over 82” and it's done. Everything also works by tapping or typing.

Emergencies come first

Mention chest pain or trouble breathing and Ginger stops what it's doing and tells you to call 911.

Join the waitlist

We'll email you when early access opens. If you manage care for yourself or for someone else, tell us which: we'd like to hear how you do it today.

We only use your email to contact you about Ginger.