For patients & the people who love them

Nobody hands you a healthcare mapwhen you receive concerning health news.

Pathlight turns a terrifying health challenge from “what now” to “here’s how” with a plan you can actually follow — one that covers your care, your money, your paperwork, and the part people forget: how you’re holding up.

Private to your account.

Sample plan

Mom's care plan

Newly diagnosed · Deciding on treatment

18 steps
Write down the exact diagnosis and stage
Ask for the pathology report and imaging
List every provider and who leads the team
Bring the second-opinion question list
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Patients tell us the hardest part of facing a health challenge is navigating the healthcare system.

Why we built this

Three parts, one steady place

A plan, a library, and a place to keep it all.

A plan made for you

Answer a short intake about the health challenge and where things stand. You get a step-by-step roadmap — what to do next, what to ask, and what can wait.

Tailored to your stage, your concerns, your coverage

The journey library

Plain-language guides for the parts nobody prepares you for: treatment decisions, insurance and bills, legal documents, care transitions, and the emotional weight.

Nine guides · printable checklists

A care tracker

Appointments, your care team, medications, and the questions that surface at 2am. Walk into every visit with a sheet instead of a spiral notebook.

Visit prep · follow-ups · a daily log

What your plan covers

Six areas where people get lost.

Each area becomes steps in your plan — in the order that actually helps, not the order of the stack on your kitchen table.

Understanding the diagnosis

What the words mean, which records to request, and how to hear it a second time without feeling rushed.

Treatment decisions

How to compare options, what a second opinion actually looks like, and how to weigh side effects against goals.

Insurance & costs

Coverage, prior authorization, out-of-network surprises, bills that arrive before explanations, and how to appeal.

Legal documents

Advance directives, healthcare proxy, HIPAA releases and FMLA — in the order that matters, without a law degree.

Care transitions

Hospital to rehab to home. Discharge instructions, medication reconciliation, and who is responsible for what.

Emotional & physical stress

Sleep, appetite, fear, grief, and caregiver burnout — treated as part of the plan, not an afterthought.

How it works

Start where you are. Ten minutes is enough.

You don't need a diagnosis in hand, a folder of records, or any idea what to do first. Answer what you can and skip what you can't.

01

Tell us what you're facing

A short, gentle intake — whether it's you or someone you love, the stage, and what worries you most.

02

Get your plan

A sequenced roadmap across care, money, paperwork and wellbeing. Check things off as you go, add your own.

03

Bring it to every visit

Prep sheets, questions, notes and follow-ups in one place, so nothing gets lost between appointments.

You are allowed to not know what to do next.

Bring the situation as it is — half-answers, fear, a stack of bills, a loved one who won't ask for help. We'll start there.