Medical guidance, signed.
Other tools generate cancer information, then disclaim it as "not medical advice." OncoQue is the inversion. Every output — your record summary, your treatment options, your trial matches, your appointment talking points — is reviewed and electronically signed by a board-certified oncologist before it reaches you. Letter of Medical Necessity included. HSA/FSA-deductible.
AI will own the synthesis. It will run the tumor board. It will pick the regimen.
Your records, organized.
Every oncologist visit, every lab, every scan, every path report — aggregated into one timeline across thousands of US health systems. An Apple Wallet card with a QR code rides along, so the next ER visit takes ninety seconds instead of forty-five minutes.
A signed second opinion.
AI drafts your treatment options and matches you against active oncology trials by cancer type, stage, and molecular profile. A board-certified oncologist reads the draft, edits what needs editing, and signs the document before you see it. A real doctor's name is on every page.
A conversation, not a form.
Sage walks you through what you have, what you're worried about, and what to ask at Tuesday's appointment. Voice-first. Cumulative — Sage remembers everything you've told her, so you never repeat yourself. Free until you commission the signed letter.
Less than five percent of an in-person second opinion. Tax-deductible.
One commissioned care plan. Aggregated record, treatment options, trial matches, appointment talking points, signed by a board-certified oncologist. 24-hour turnaround.
HSA/FSA-deductible · effective cost ~$210Up to three signed letters per year, plus the Sage conversation, plus the Apple Wallet record card, plus priority routing to a physician in your state.
HSA/FSA-deductible · effective cost ~$350Start your record summary.
The Sage conversation and the longitudinal record aggregation are free. You only pay when you commission the signed letter — and only if it's the right time. There is no card on file. No credit check. No subscription you'll forget about.
Begin · freeWhat OncoQue is not. Not a replacement for the oncologist treating you — your clinical relationship stays where it is. Not a tumor board — Adam Carewe's prediction is right but the timeline isn't here yet. Not a way around the second-opinion conversation; a way into it, prepared, with a real physician's name on the document.