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Get Heard

For chronically ill and medically complex women

Make your case impossible for your doctor to dismiss.

Women are referred to mental health professionals 4x more often than men when facing physical symptoms.

Practice your medical appointment first, then walk into the real one ready to tactfully ask for the tests, referrals and care you deserve.

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Illustration of Ellie the elephant sitting with a clinician in a calm consultation room
Doctor: "You're too young to be this sick. It's probably anxiety." Ellie offers two replies. The stronger one: "My heart rate spikes above 120 just walking to the kitchen. Can we document that now before we talk about anxiety?"

Adrenaline wipes your memory. Rehearsing your appointment makes it stick.

01 · You save the tips02 · You remind yourself before leaving03 · You freeze at the doctor's office
Ellie saves an advocacy tip on her phone, rehearses in the mirror, then freezes at the doctor's office with only "..." to say.

01 · Practice, not just tips

You've watched the advocacy videos. Now practice.

Advocacy tips don't help until you've practiced them out loud. Rehearse your next medical appointment with a doctor who interrupts, doubts and dismisses, while Ellie coaches you through it.

A

You get cut off

Practice getting your key symptoms in before the doctor starts summing up.

B

You're told it's anxiety

Practice steering back to your physical symptoms, calmly and firmly.

C

You hear “that's normal”

Practice explaining how your pain is stopping your life, in terms a doctor writes down.

02 · How it works

Four steps from nervous to prepared.

Practice → Coach → Brief
  1. 01

    Set up your appointment

    Pick the specialty, your goal and whether it's a new or familiar doctor.

    Illustration of setting up an appointment on a phone
  2. 02

    Practice with a tough doctor

    A fictional clinician plays a realistic, difficult communication style.

    Illustration of a text conversation with a fictional doctor
  3. 03

    Get coached by Ellie

    Quiet, real-time prompts on what to say and what's still missing.

    Ellie listening attentively
  4. 04

    Walk in with a one-page brief

    A clinician-friendly summary of your situation and your clear ask.

    Illustration of a one-page brief

Built on clinical structure. Designed with care.

Get Heard is a practice and communication tool, not a medical service. We don't diagnose, treat, or sell your data.

04 · Features & benefits

Rehearse your doctor visit.

Watch how Get Heard guides you from setup to a real-time practice conversation.

  • 01Practice out loud, or in textA timed 10-minute visit that feels like the real thing.
  • 02Make it feel like your visitAdd your own records and symptom history.
  • 03Know what to say nextEllie's plain-language feedback after every session.
  • 04Walk in with a planA one-page brief and a before, during and after checklist.

05 · Pricing

Free for our first 300 testers.

These are the real prices Get Heard will charge. Right now we're looking for testers, so nothing is for sale yet.

Become a tester

Get a free 7-day Voice & Text Pass

Full text and voice practice, Ellie's coaching and your doctor 1-pager. Your 7 days start only when you activate the pass. In return, we'd love your honest feedback.

Walk in prepared. Walk out heard.