Care Mode — Theo Care

1. Ask naturally. "What could this rash be?", "Can I take ibuprofen with lisinopril?", "What are the treatment options for plantar fasciitis?". Health questions route into Care mode automatically — or pick Care from the mode selector.

2. Theo gathers evidence. Care mode has dedicated tools that query medical literature, FDA drug labels, condition references, and clinical trial registries in real time, then cites what it used.

3. You get a grounded answer. Likely explanations ranked by fit, what you can do now, when to see a clinician, and the red flags that mean "go now" — always with a reminder to confirm with your own doctor.

Attach a photo and Theo Care follows a structured read: what is objectively visible → the 2–4 most consistent explanations, ranked → the factors that would distinguish between them → what to do (self-care vs seeing a clinician, and how urgently) → the specific red flags that should trigger immediate care.

Theo always frames image findings as "most consistent with…" — a photo alone can't confirm a diagnosis, and Theo will tell you what an in-person exam or test would add. Your photo is analyzed only; it is never redrawn or edited.

In Thinking depth, Theo Care can convene multiple independent AI models on your case summary and compare their takes — the same engine that powers Consensus mode, tuned for clinical questions. You see where the panel agrees (higher confidence) and where it splits (genuine uncertainty worth raising with your doctor).

The panel receives a de-identified text summary of the case — never your name, and never the raw photo.

• Nothing in Care mode is a diagnosis, prescription, or medical advice. It's evidence-grounded information to help you understand your situation and have better conversations with real clinicians.
• Emergencies come first. If your message suggests something life-threatening — chest pain, stroke signs, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, suicidal thoughts, an infant with a fever — Theo tells you to call emergency services before any analysis.
• Dosing information is quoted from official FDA labels only, always with a "confirm with your clinician or pharmacist" framing. Theo never invents dosages.
• Interaction checks are derived from FDA label text — thorough, but not a substitute for a pharmacist review of a complex medication list.