Health · four doors
Your own health,
on your own device.
Four doors on one subject, from opposite ends of it. Aetheria is a clinical desk that runs entirely in your browser — intake, a symptom checker over 148 conditions, medications, vitals, a visit packet and a DICOM workstation — and nothing you type into it is uploaded anywhere. Hanta looks the other way: the live outbreak wire, watching what is moving through the world rather than through you.
Both read federal registers rather than inventing anybody. Aetheria’s directory is NPPES, the register of every clinician in the United States who bills insurance, and the CMS facility file behind Hospital Compare — 5,419 Medicare-certified hospitals with the government’s own star rating. Neither property carries a rating, a network or an appointment time that nobody keeps.
Neither is a diagnosis and neither is triage. The symptom checker is an orientation aid: it shows which recognised conditions share the pattern you describe, and which kind of clinician sees them. It will not tell you what you have and it will not tell you that you are fine.
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