Clinic Compass

Educational information only — not medical advice. Clinic Compass is not a doctor and does not provide diagnosis or treatment. Always confirm with a licensed clinician. In an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.

For people without a regular family doctor

Walk into the clinic knowing exactly what to ask for.

Bloodwork, cancer screenings, vaccines, heart checks — a plain-language checklist built around your age, sex, and risk factors. Bring it with you.

  • No account required
  • No data sold, ever
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Clinic Compass was built for the millions of people in the United States and Canada who don't have a regular family doctor — and for anyone who has ever left a walk-in visit unsure what they should have asked for. If a clinician is rushed, or the next available appointment is weeks away, you can still walk in with a clear list of the bloodwork, screenings, and vaccines that match your age, anatomy, and history. About

Sample checklist · age 42, female
  • Lipid panel
    Every 1–2 years
  • A1c (diabetes)
    Every 3 years
  • Mammogram
    Every 1–2 years
  • Cervical HPV test
    Every 5 years
  • Baseline ECG
    Once around 40
  • Tdap booster
    Every 10 years

Or browse the reference.

The same recommendations, organized so you can look things up without filling out a form.

01
Answer a few questions

Age, sex, smoking, family history — nothing stored, nothing sent anywhere.

02
Get your checklist

Every item includes the exact sentence to say to the clinician.

03
Walk in prepared

Print it or open it on your phone. You lead the visit instead of the 8 minutes leading you.

This is not medical advice. Clinic Compass is an educational tool to help you prepare for a walk-in visit. It does not create a doctor–patient relationship, does not diagnose or treat any condition, and is not a substitute for the judgement of a licensed healthcare professional who knows your history. Never delay, avoid, or change medical care because of something you read here. In an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.

Your information stays private. Anything you enter — profiles, dates of birth, anatomy, risk factors, completed tests, symptoms, and prep notes — is stored on your own device and, if you sign in, in your private account. It is never shared, sold, or shown to other users, advertisers, or clinicians. Only you can see the data in your account, and you can delete a profile or sign out to wipe local data at any time.