About SameCase
Learn from one another. Work towards answers. By Pure City.
SameCase is a free place for patients and doctors to learn from other people's health cases. A useful experience or a different perspective can help someone find a way forward.
For patients
Learn from doctors and other people's cases to explore ways forward with your health problem. Share what you're experiencing, ask questions, and take useful ideas to your own doctor.
For doctors
Learn from other doctors and other people's cases to help solve your patients' cases. Compare similar problems, discuss questions, and share what you learn.
Share a case and start a conversation
New cases are public as soon as they are submitted. Everyone can read and discuss them, with no case approval step. Don't add your name, anyone else's name, contact details, or information that could identify someone. Only share information you have permission to share.
Doctors are checked
Doctors can join from any country. SameCase checks identity and medical registration before they can contribute as verified doctors. Their registration numbers and documents stay private. A verified badge does not guarantee that every comment is correct.
Use what you learn with your own doctor
Similar cases can have different causes. Discussions on SameCase support learning; they do not replace a medical assessment or provide a diagnosis or treatment plan. If symptoms are severe or getting worse quickly, seek local medical care now.
Who is behind SameCase
SameCase is built and operated by Pure City. Pure City also runs Pure City Research, a library that examines the evidence behind ingredients and health claims. SameCase is free for patients and doctors. We run no ads and do not sell personal data.
Contact
For questions or corrections, contact us.
Questions about SameCase
What is SameCase?
SameCase is a free place for patients and doctors to learn from one another's health cases. Patients can explore ways forward with a health problem, while doctors can learn from other cases to help their patients.
How does sharing work?
New cases appear publicly as soon as they are submitted, so everyone can read and discuss them. Don't add your name, anyone else's name, contact details, or anything that could identify someone.
How are doctors checked?
Doctors can join from any country. SameCase checks identity and medical registration before they can contribute as verified doctors. Registration numbers and documents stay private. A verified badge does not guarantee that every comment is correct.
Does SameCase replace medical care?
No. Discussions help people learn and prepare questions for their own doctor. They are not a diagnosis, prescription, or treatment plan. Seek local medical care for urgent symptoms.