Consumers are playing a more active role in their health care and are looking for help in determining their personal health risks. That is why high quality health screening tools can guide a patient to seek medical care. When done well, they can even become a part of the patient's medical record.

Developing an effective health screening tool requires expertise in translating symptomatology into language that means something to consumers. Consumer Health Information Corporation has the clinical expertise to be able to differentiate between which symptoms of a condition are important to describe to a patient and which symptoms are not necessary to include in a health screening tool.

The information is then translated accurately into language consumers can understand. Consumers are then given clear guidance on how to interpret their results and when they should seek medical care.