User Testimonials
Female, 30s
I loved the experience because it was in detail on asking related questions.
(Jun 15, 2024)
Female, 30s
The list of conditions is close to the list of diagnoses from my PCP.
(Jun 13, 2024)
Female, 40s
It was straightforward. The questions were clear and easy to understand. I would highly recommend it to other people.
(Jun 10, 2024)
Female, 40s
According to my symptoms, I'm pretty sure you suggested the right condition, so I am on my way to the ER now.
(Jun 10, 2024)
Male, 30s
It was good. I feel like the questions were in line with my symptoms.
(Jun 9, 2024)
Female, 50s
Very simple. Love that it tries to help by completing the forms for you and moves along at a quick pace. It is very intuitive and easy to understand.
(Jun 7, 2024)
Female, 20s
Very thorough. I really felt like you cared and sounded very knowledgeable.
(Jun 7, 2024)
Female, 10s
It was a great experience. They asked me questions about my symptoms and how they affected my daily life, and the results were the best part and motivated me to make an appointment.
(Jun 6, 2024)
Female, 20s
Ubie's symptom checker is the only service I used to try to figure out my symptoms. This was the first time I used it, and I'm pretty pleased with how easy it was and how fast I was able to get a list of what it could be. It definitely hit the mark for me. I would use it again. I would also recommend it to someone!
(Jun 5, 2024)
Male, 30s
Ubie symptom checker is great. It helps me confirm what I'm feeling or what might be going on with my loved ones.
(Jun 4, 2024)
Female, 50s
Very user-friendly. Ubie used specific questions and gave detailed results with good information.
(Jun 4, 2024)
Female, 20s
It helps! Ubie provides a list of things I can bring up to my doctor.
(Jun 3, 2024)
Female, 20s
Great, it helped me figure out what the appropriate steps to take next are.
(Jun 3, 2024)
Female, 40s
Using the Ubie Symptom Checker was so easy to navigate. It was easy to input my symptoms, and it also double checks with you to ensure that you were able to add all the symptoms you are experiencing. I liked that you can input your conditions such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis etc. I feel like this gives you accurate suggestions of your possible conditions, based on the answers provided. I love there's an option to forward the symptoms checker to your doctor. Sometimes I forget to tell my doctor all my symptoms due to anxiety issues I experience. This is a great feature for patients like me who have anxiety when seeing their doctor. My doctor will now have a more comprehensive insight into my symptoms, and this will help them better diagnose and treat me! This is the BEST symptom checker I have ever used, and I will continue to use it.
(Jun 2, 2024)
Female, 20s
this was the first symptom checker that I noticed in the search options. I appreciate how detailed it was, and it did give me a condition that I have previously been diagnosed with as well as a maybe for the symptoms we are still looking into.
(Jun 2, 2024)
Female, 40s
I was pleasantly surprised to be able to list the several symptoms and issues I've been dealing with for several years that have steadily gotten worse over time.
(Jun 2, 2024)
Female, 40s
I like the direct specific questions to help narrow down what the issue is.
(Jun 1, 2024)
Female, 30s
It was easy to use and actually helped me find some answers so that I could bring them up to the doctor to get tests.
(Jun 1, 2024)
Female, 30s
Impressed with the detailed medical history and summary provided to start a conversation with your doctor.
(Jun 1, 2024)
Female, 30s
Besides seeing emergency staff, urgent care, and regular doctor, I had to use Google search Using my symptoms, which didn't result in much, But I thankfully came across Ubie's symptom checker by doing so. It's a smart thing to have online as an option for people who aren't getting answers from their healthare providers. It's very neat that it has different symptoms and problems to search for, and the different possible problems listed are also very cool that it says whether or not it's recommended to see a doctor.
(May 31, 2024)