Glass Health

Glass Health is an AI clinical decision support tool that generates differential diagnoses and clinical plans from case descriptions, built for practicing clinicians.

Overview

Glass Health gives clinicians a fast, evidence-aware thinking partner. Enter a case summary, and the platform generates a ranked differential diagnosis with supporting reasoning, or drafts a clinical plan with workup and management suggestions grounded in current guidelines. Its knowledge base is curated from medical literature and updated continuously, and its outputs are designed as decision support — inspectable, editable starting points — rather than final answers. The tool is built by physicians for physicians, and its simplicity has earned it a following among residents and attendings who want a second opinion at the point of care. Usage is designed to be safe for clinical environments, with attention to what the tool should not do and clear framing of uncertainty. Glass Health also serves as a teaching tool: its reasoning chains help trainees see how experienced clinicians structure a differential, making the implicit process of clinical thinking explicit and reviewable. Updates track guideline changes and newly published evidence, so the reasoning clinicians see reflects current standards of care rather than the frozen knowledge of a model trained once and deployed unchanged.

Key Features

• Differential diagnosis generation with transparent reasoning
• Clinical plan drafting grounded in current guidelines
• Continuously updated medical knowledge base
• Physician-designed interface built for point-of-care use
• Reasoning chains useful for clinical teaching and review
• Explicit uncertainty framing and clear boundaries around clinical scope

Pricing

Glass Health offers a free tier for individual clinicians with core features. Premium subscriptions expand usage and access to advanced capabilities, and institutional plans support teams and training programs.

Who Is It For

Physicians, residents, and advanced practice clinicians who want a rapid, evidence-aware second opinion while reasoning through complex cases independently. It is especially valued in training settings where seeing a structured differential builds clinical judgment faster than memorizing textbook lists.