PhonaLab Does NOT Provide Medical Advice
PhonaLab provides acoustic measurements for educational and clinical documentation purposes only. It does not diagnose voice disorders or provide medical advice. All clinical decisions must be made by licensed healthcare professionals. Results should be interpreted in conjunction with comprehensive clinical evaluation.
What PhonaLab IS
- An acoustic analysis and measurement tool
- A clinical workflow and documentation aid
- An educational resource about voice science
- A tool that provides objective acoustic data
What PhonaLab is NOT
- A diagnostic tool
- A substitute for clinical judgment
- A source of medical or treatment advice
- A replacement for licensed healthcare professionals
How to Interpret Results
All acoustic measurements provided by PhonaLab are descriptive statistics, not diagnoses. Values that fall outside normative ranges may warrant further clinical evaluation but do not alone indicate the presence or absence of voice disorders.
The AI-generated interpretations are designed to help contextualize acoustic data for documentation purposes. They describe acoustic measurements objectively and compare values to normative ranges (statistical, not diagnostic).
Clinical interpretation should always consider individual patient context, case history, perceptual assessment, and other relevant clinical information. A comprehensive voice evaluation includes much more than acoustic analysis alone.
For Healthcare Professionals
PhonaLab is designed to support the workflow of licensed speech-language pathologists, ENT physicians, and other voice specialists. It is intended to complement, not replace, professional clinical assessment.
If you are not a licensed healthcare professional, please consult with a qualified speech-language pathologist or ENT physician for any concerns about your voice health.
Contact
For related questions or requests, contact us at: phonalab@gmail.com
Last updated: December 2025