Welcome to Medcalculator Tools
Free Medical Calculators for Doctors, Students and Patients.
Carefully designed medical calculators for fast and reliable results.
Providing you with reliable health information and tools to evaluate your MAP, Centor Score, GAD-7, and more.
Explore Some of Our Medical Calculators
Child Pugh Score Calculator
Assess liver disease severity and prognosis using key clinical indicators.
Centor Score Calculator
Estimate the likelihood of streptococcal pharyngitis (strep throat) based on symptoms.
NIHSS Calculator
Quantify stroke severity with the standardized National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale.
About Medcalculator Tools
Our website and tools are user-friendly, free and easy-to-use that provides accurate medical calculators to support both healthcare professionals and patients. We tend to make complicated clinical formulas as simple as possible, our goal is to make them easy to navigate , interactive so that everyone can access reliable medical information.
The main focus for us is to have quality, usability and clarity in what we provide. Depending on what you are calculating like mean arterial pressure (MAP) , your general anxiety disorder (GAD-7) or exploring other health tools we prioritize to have accurate results. These calculators are designed for informational purposes only and should not be used in place of expert medical advice, even though they are based on reliable medical guidelines.
To make sure our tools represent the most recent medical information, we also examine and gather information from reliable sites like the CDC, Cleveland Clinic, and PubMed. With the support of reliable data, we want to assist you in making more informed decisions regarding your health. Below you will have some of top websites that we base our tools and articles related to each tool.
DISCLAIMER
Diagnosis are usually made clinically. The results from the calculators are for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice. If your score suggests a potential risk, please consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
Sources & References
We believe in transparency and accuracy. The formulas and clinical guidelines used in our calculators are based on trusted medical literature and publicly available sources, including:
- PubMed – Peer-reviewed research and clinical studies
- Cleveland Clinic – Trusted patient education and clinical references
- CDC – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Public health data and risk guidelines
- National Institutes of Health (NIH) – Scientific research and medical recommendations
- UpToDate (via citations where applicable) – Evidence-based clinical decision support