Send them home with words they understand.
Name a condition, choose a reading level and a language — get a one-page handout and a PDF to print.
Write a handout
What should it explain?
The health topic to explain, in one sentence — e.g. 'Type 2 diabetes: what to know after a new diagnosis'.
simple, standard, or detailed — 'simple' is about a grade 5-6 reading level.
The language to write the handout in — e.g. 'English' or 'Spanish'.
General information only — not personal medical advice. Written from general medical knowledge, with no web search.
Result
Your handout
Nothing written yet.
Press Write the handout. You'll see each stage as it happens — gathering the key points, writing the handout, then making the PDF — followed by the printable file and the full text.
What you get
One page, two formats
- A printable PDF — download or print straight from the result card.
- The full handout text, with clear headings and a short what-to-do list.
- An “About this handout” note that stays with the document, so nobody mistakes it for personal advice.
How it writes — and what it will not do
- Gathering the key points for the topic and reading level.
- Writing the handout in the language you chose.
- Making the PDF for printing.
It draws on general medical knowledge only — it does not search the web, read a chart, or know anything about a specific person. Always review a handout before giving it to a patient, and replace anything that conflicts with local guidance.