What happens next
We open access in batches, by area. When your ZIP code comes up, you get an email with an invitation and a short onboarding.
Early access opening soon
Be there when we open the door.
Dr.life is not live yet. We are opening area by area, so that every person who joins can actually reach a Life clinician when they need one. Tell us who you are caring for and where you are, and we will be in touch as access reaches you.
- No charge to join, and no obligation later
- One email when access opens in your area
- Your ZIP code helps us decide where to open next
What we will not do
No newsletter, no marketing drip, no selling your address. We contact you about early access and nothing else.
Need care today?
Dr.life is pre-launch, so please contact your current provider. For non-emergency help now, the team at medical.life is already seeing patients. In an emergency, call 911.
Questions about early access
When will I get in?
We open area by area rather than everywhere at once, so that everyone who joins can actually reach a Life Medical clinician instead of a queue. Your ZIP code is what tells us which areas to open first, which is why it is worth adding even though it is optional.
What does early access give me?
The app, with your record behind it, and a licensed Life Medical clinician who can join the conversation when a question needs one. You can add family members, so you can ask on a parent's behalf. Onboarding is short and starts with the medication list.
Does it cost anything to join the list?
No. Joining is free and it does not commit you to anything later. If an invitation arrives and the timing is wrong, ignore it.
What will you do with my email address?
Tell you when access opens in your area. That is the only reason we will write to you: no newsletter, no marketing sequence, and we do not sell or rent addresses. Reply to any email and we will delete your entry. The privacy page sets out exactly what is stored.
Should I put medical details in the form?
Please do not. This is a waitlist, not a care channel, and nobody is monitoring it for clinical questions. If something needs attention today, contact your current provider, or call 911 in an emergency.
I am asking on behalf of a parent. Should they join, or should I?
You should. Dr.life is built for households, so an adult child can hold the account and add a parent to it with their consent. That is how most people caring for someone will use it, and it is the case we designed around rather than an afterthought.