Most people find a doctor through a cousin, a colleague, or whoever was free. EUCARPY is where you find the right one on purpose — and keep them. Your history stays in one place, so the next conversation starts where the last one ended, whether that is a video call, a message, or their own consulting room.
Four steps. No phone numbers exchanged, nothing recorded.
Most health apps decide who sees your record. This one asks you.
A great deal of care is arranged by somebody other than the patient — a daughter in another city, a son who takes the phone calls, a wife who remembers the medicines. EUCARPY is built for that, rather than pretending it does not happen.
The same works for a child or a dependant who cannot hold their own account yet, and it can be handed back to them when they can.
A person has checked the doctor’s medical degree and their registration with a state medical council. It is not a self-declaration and it is not automated.
You decide. Your records stay in your own account, you choose what each doctor is allowed to see, and you can withdraw that access at any time.
Yes. It carries the practitioner’s name and registration number. EUCARPY does not sell medicine and is not paid by any pharmacy.
The doctor sets their own fee, and you see it before you book. Nothing is charged without you agreeing to it first.
No. EUCARPY cannot help in an emergency and cannot send anyone to you. If someone is severely unwell, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.