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Questions & Answers

What is ready, what is planned, and what happens next.

Nerida Health works on the web today. These answers separate what you can use now from what is still planned or under review.

Common questions

Availability and stage

Can I use Nerida today?

Yes, on the web. Doctors and patients can start on the Free plans, which stay free; Plus and Premium are on the pricing page. Real patient data is placed on the platform only after independent clinical, legal and security review.

What still needs review?

Public use depends on finishing the product and on clinical, privacy, security and legal review. Launch claims and regional pricing also need review for each market. Spanish and Turkish copy stays in draft until qualified native reviewers have checked it.

What is the controlled pilot?

It is the first real use of Nerida, with design partners. Before it starts, they walk through real workflows using sample information. Real patient data is not placed on the platform until clinical, legal and security review is complete.

Are there mobile apps?

The iOS and Android apps are in internal testing and are not yet in the App Store or Google Play. Until then, Nerida Health works in your phone’s web browser, with the same account.

Who it is for

Who is Nerida for?

Nerida is for doctors, practice teams, patients, carers and approved research users. Each person uses their own account and sees only what their role and permissions allow.

Is it for physicians and dentists alike?

Yes. One platform serves every specialty, with one professional plan structure and no dental surcharge.

Can a family member help with my care?

Yes, through their own account. You decide what each person may do, you can see it at any time, and you can end it. Nobody ever needs your password.

Can a practice with several doctors use one system?

Yes. Each doctor’s patients, notes and permissions stay their own. A team member helping two doctors holds two separate, visible sets of permissions.

How it works

Does Nerida connect to my existing records system?

Not today. There are no integrations with other systems in the current build. Design partners help us understand which existing tools Nerida sits beside and which it replaces.

Who decides what a patient’s answers mean?

The treating doctor. Nerida Health ships no rule about what an answer means and does not diagnose or give medical advice. A doctor writes any such rule for their own patients.

Can I see who has looked at my record?

Sensitive access is recorded now. A complete patient-facing access history is still in development, and the site says so wherever it is relevant.

What happens to my information if I stop using Nerida?

You can delete your account in the app. Records are archived rather than deleted casually, and clinical notes are never silently overwritten. The account-deletion page explains what is deleted, what is kept and why.

Pricing and data

What do the plans cost?

The Free plans cost nothing and stay free. Plus and Premium have monthly and yearly prices in US dollars, shown on the pricing page with the method behind each yearly saving. UK and Australian prices are provisional.

Do practice staff pay?

No. Assistants come with a doctor’s Plus or Premium plan, at no charge per assistant. Each doctor holds their own plan; there are no practice seats.

What data does this website collect?

These static pages use no cookies, analytics, trackers or forms. The only thing kept in your browser is your light or dark theme, and only if you choose one. If you email us, we receive what you send; please do not include patient, health or clinical information. Nerida Health encrypts platform data in transit and at rest, hosted in the EU (Frankfurt).

Is Nerida an emergency or urgent-care service?

No. Do not use this website or email for urgent medical help. Contact your local emergency service or an appropriate healthcare professional.

What happens after I contact Nerida?

Your message reaches a person, who will acknowledge it and explain the next step, then set up the most useful next conversation. There is no automatic enrolment or mailing list.

Still have a question?

Pick the contact route that fits best. One sentence about who you are and what you need is enough.

Please do not include patient or health information.