Mirae is an everyday IBD guide for understanding what is changing, seeing patterns and preparing for what comes next. Oshi Health connects US users with virtual GI care from independent licensed providers.
Choose between them by deciding whether you need a tool for daily context, a US healthcare provider or both.
How we compared
We checked product category, intended user, licensed clinical care, prescribing and testing, daily context, connected records, appointment preparation, geography, eligibility, cost and limitations.
Quick comparison
| Area | Mirae | Oshi Health |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Understanding IBD, seeing patterns and keeping health information together | Accessing licensed multidisciplinary GI care |
| Product type | AI-based everyday guide for living with IBD | US virtual GI care platform |
| Condition focus | Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and ongoing GI context | Digestive symptoms and conditions assessed through clinical care |
| How you log | Both ways: AI chat by text or photo, or structured logging of bowel movements, symptoms, medicines and more | Health history and symptoms are gathered through virtual visits, app messaging and the clinical-care workflow |
| IBD-specific information captured | Symptoms, food, medicines, emotions, relevant lab markers, questions and bowel changes | Medical history, symptoms, existing records and information gathered for assessment and care planning |
| Connected health or medical data | Available records through HealthEx and supported wearable data | Care coordinators can help with medical-record retrieval |
| What the user gets back | A fuller view of changing symptoms, lab trends and patterns | Clinical assessment and a personalised care plan |
| Appointment or clinician support | Pre-Visit builds a focused appointment agenda and health summary the patient can review, save as a PDF and share with their clinician | Virtual visits, unlimited app messaging, care coordination and a 24/7 support line |
| Provides licensed clinical care? | No | Independent licensed providers deliver care; teams can include GI providers, dietitians, gut-brain specialists and gastroenterologists |
| Prescriptions and tests | No | Independent clinicians may order diagnostic tests and prescribe when clinically appropriate and legally permitted; controlled substances are excluded and external costs are separate |
| Cost | Free | Insurance or employer benefit, or US$150 per self-pay visit; plan costs and external-care charges vary |
| Availability or important limitation | iOS and Android; connected features vary by region | US adults aged 18 or over; Medicare and Medicaid are not currently accepted |
Where Mirae fits
Mirae helps patients capture what is changing. Type or snap a photo to record symptoms, food, medicines, emotions, questions and laboratory markers.
Its mission is to reduce avoidable delay on the route from symptoms to remission by helping people understand what is changing, bring scattered health information together and see patterns for better-informed care conversations.
Mirae is free. It does not provide clinical care, prescribe, order tests or automatically send information to a clinician.
With permission, supported wearable data and available records through HealthEx can add sleep, heart rate and medical history. Mirae's Pre-Visit feature, in the Mirae app or on the web, creates a focused appointment agenda and health summary that you can review and save as a PDF. You choose when and how to share the result.
Where Oshi Health fits
Oshi is a technology platform connecting patients with independent licensed providers for virtual care for digestive symptoms and conditions. Care teams may include gastroenterologists, GI providers, registered dietitians and gut-brain specialists.
Providers can assess symptoms and develop a care plan. Care coordinators can help retrieve records and coordinate external referrals or procedures. The service also includes virtual appointments, unlimited messaging and a 24/7 support line. Clinical services depend on state law and individual need.
Oshi markets availability across all 50 states, but its terms limit services to eligible users in the United States and note that availability remains subject to state and federal rules.
Cost and eligibility
Oshi is for adults aged 18 or over. It is in-network with many US health plans and may be provided through an employer benefit.
Oshi says most insured patients receive 12 months of unlimited care while being billed for four in-network specialist visits. Copays and deductibles depend on the plan. Pay-per-visit access is currently US$150 per visit. Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted at present.
Verify coverage and obtain an individual estimate before enrolling. Oshi is not available outside the United States.
Can someone use both?
Yes. Oshi can provide virtual clinical care while Mirae provides everyday IBD guidance and keeps daily context, connected information and questions together.
They address different gaps: Oshi can provide an eligible US patient with clinical care; Mirae can reduce time lost reconstructing the story around that care. Someone who already has a gastroenterologist may use Mirae without needing a second care service.
Which should you choose?
Choose Oshi when you need and can access a US virtual GI provider.
Choose Mirae when you need a free IBD guide that carries daily context and connected records into each step towards remission.
Weighing more than these two? See our roundup of the best IBD apps.
Disclosure
Mirae Health publishes this comparison and makes Mirae. Oshi Health did not contribute. This is a commercial product comparison, not an independent review of clinical quality.
Features, prices and eligibility were checked on 18 August 2026 and can change. Mirae does not provide clinical care, and Oshi is not an emergency service. Contact a qualified clinician about medication questions and use urgent local services for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms or heavy bleeding.
References
- Oshi Health. Finally, GI care for the whole you. Oshi Health, accessed 18 August 2026.
- Oshi Health. Pricing & Insurance. Oshi Health, accessed 18 August 2026.
- Oshi Health. Terms of Use. Oshi Health, 2026.
