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Health · Do this yourself
Get an AI second opinion on your MRI report and treatment plan.
✅ The models flagged that one treatment he received went against a recent guideline for his type of tendon problem.
Who it’s for
People improving their health, and clinics or coaches who support them. Not a replacement for a doctor.
Adapt it to your industry
- Fitness coach: weekly plans and check-ins for clients
- Clinic: draft patient reminders and plain-language handouts
- Caregiver: keep a clear log of medications and appointments
Step by step
- Write your goal and your current routine in a few lines (no sensitive records needed).
- Open ChatGPT, Claude or Grok and paste the prompt below.
- Ask for a simple plan and a way to track it in a notes app or sheet.
- Check anything medical with a doctor or pharmacist before you act on it.
- Track for one week, then paste your log back and ask what to adjust.
- Keep the plan short so you actually follow it.
Ready-to-copy prompt
Here is my MRI report and the treatments my clinic proposed. Check each treatment against current clinical guidelines, cite them, and list questions I should ask my doctor.Start with AI
Opens the AI with this guide and the prompt filled in.
- Cost
- $0–20/month (free tiers or one AI plan)Our estimate
- Time
- 1–3 hoursOur estimate
How to make money from it
Pricing idea: Coaches can sell monthly plans with AI-assisted check-ins; apps usually sell a monthly or yearly subscription.
Finding your first 10 customers
- Start with clients or friends you already help.
- Share honest progress stories (with permission).
- Partner with a local gym, clinic or practitioner.
Ideas, not promises. Results vary.
Details: source, numbers and tags
What they did
Antoine asked the clinic for his shoulder MRI report and the list of treatments, then had GPT-5.5 Pro and later Claude Opus check them against clinical guidelines.
How it went
The models flagged that one treatment he received went against a recent guideline for his type of tendon problem. He wrote up where that left him.
Worth knowing
He stresses he is not a doctor. Use this to prepare questions for a professional, not to self-diagnose.
- Difficulty
- BeginnerOur rating
- Time to build
- Not reportedOur estimate
- Monthly cost
- Not reported
- Revenue
- Not reportedWe only show revenue the source states
- Engagement
- 566 HN points715 comments · fetched Oct 15, 2026
Original builder recipe
- Claude or ChatGPT
- Your MRI report and treatment list
- Gather your documents or preferences.
- Ask the agent to explain and organize, not diagnose.
- Take its questions and summaries to a professional.
- Keep sensitive data private.
Tags
Read the original
- Hacker News: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48708941 ↗ (opens in new tab) Jun 28, 2026 · 566 points, 715 comments (fetched 2026-10-15)
- Web: antoine.fi/mri-analysis-using-claude-code-opus ↗ (opens in new tab) Jun 28, 2026
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