For patients and doctors · Free
Learn from other cases.
Work towards answers.
Learn from doctors and other people's experiences. Share a health problem, find similar cases, and discuss what could help.
New cases are public immediately. Don't add your name or details that could identify anyone.
For patients
Find a way forward with your health problem.
Learn from doctors and other people's cases. Share what you're experiencing, ask questions, and explore possible next steps with your own doctor.
Get started as a patient →For doctors
Help solve your patients' cases.
Learn from other doctors and other people's cases. Compare similar problems, share your experience, and discuss questions with the community.
Get started as a doctor →Share. Learn. Discuss.
1. Share a case
Describe the problem, what has happened, and what you want help understanding. Don't add names.
2. Learn from other cases
Read about similar problems and see what other people and doctors have learned.
3. Join the discussion
Ask questions, share useful experiences, and add updates that may help the next person.
Common questions
Who is SameCase for?
Patients can learn from doctors and other people's cases to find a way forward with their health problems. Doctors can learn from one another and other cases to help solve their patients' cases.
Who can see a case I submit?
Everyone. New cases appear publicly as soon as they are submitted, with no approval step. Anyone can read and discuss them. Don't add your name, anyone else's name, or identifying details.
Is SameCase free?
Yes. SameCase is free for patients and doctors.
Does SameCase replace medical care?
No. Discussions can help you explore questions and possible next steps with your own doctor. They are not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Seek local medical care for urgent symptoms.