About MedicalCalculatorHub

MedicalCalculatorHub is a specialized digital platform providing expert-developed clinical calculators designed to enhance accuracy and efficiency in healthcare. Whether you are a practicing physician, physiotherapist, medical student, or researcher, our tools are built to help you make evidence-based decisions with confidence.

Our Mission

Our mission is to bridge the gap between complex medical research and daily clinical practice. We aim to become the most comprehensive, department-wise repository for medical calculators—beginning with a deep focus on Physiotherapy and expanding into Critical Care (ICU), Cardiology, Pulmonology, and Neurology.

The MedicalCalculatorHub Advantage

📚 Evidence-Based Accuracy

Every calculator on our hub is more than just a tool. We provide research-backed guidance to ensure clinicians understand:

  • The specific clinical indications for each tool.
  • Known limitations and "Grey Areas" of clinical scores.
  • Actionable steps following the calculation result.
  • Direct references to original peer-reviewed research and journals.

🚀 Specialized Toolsets

We are currently launching with 25+ high-impact Physiotherapy calculators, with a roadmap to include:

  • 🩺 Critical Care: GCS, SOFA, and Apache II scores.
  • ❤️ Cardiology: Risk models including CHADS2 and TIMI.
  • 🫁 Pulmonology: MRC Dyspnea Scale and PEFR tools.
  • 🧠 Neurology: NIHSS and specialized Stroke assessments.

🔐 YMYL & Privacy Compliance

As a Your Money or Your Life (YMYL) publisher, we hold ourselves to the highest standards of data integrity. We respect user privacy: our tools are browser-processed, meaning **we do not store or collect personal health data**. We are fully compliant with Google policies regarding the transparent provision of medical information.

Contact Our Team

We are constantly evolving. If you have suggestions for new tools, spotted a technical error, or wish to collaborate, please contact our editorial team at:

Email: contact@medicalcalculatorhub.com

MedicalCalculatorHub — Smarter Tools for Better Medicine.

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