Docus is an AI health platform that gives patients a conversational way to ask health questions, interpret lab results, and get a second opinion, while also selling an AI layer to diagnostic labs and doctors. Robert Sargsyan and Gevorg Nazaryan co-founded the company in 2021 after Sargsyan struggled to find specialist care for a critically ill friend in Armenia.
The consumer product centers on an AI Doctor chat that answers symptom questions and reads uploaded lab results to produce a plain-language health report; users who want a licensed opinion on that AI-generated read can pay separately for a review from a real doctor. On the business side, Docus sells the same interpretation engine to diagnostic labs as a layer on top of their existing lab information systems.
Docus fits people who want a first read on symptoms or lab results before booking a doctor's visit, plus labs and clinics looking to automate result interpretation. The free plan caps usage at 3 AI Doctor messages a week and one lab interpretation; Premium runs $3.99 a month for 50 messages, and Pro runs $7.99 a month for 500 messages, both billed annually, while a full second opinion from a human doctor costs $490 and is not included in any subscription.
