A little shop for people who know too much about medicine.
We turn clinical details, beloved inside jokes, and the weirdly fascinating parts of medicine into lovely tees, gifts, and small objects worth keeping around. The kind of thing that makes the right person stop mid-conversation and say, “Wait. Where did you get that?”
Because medicine is serious. It is also full of peculiar little wonders.
Not medical merch. A very good little discovery.
Good Prognosis is for the physician who likes to look put together, has excellent taste, and still finds a clinically specific reference deeply funny. For the resident who needs the perfect gift for her attending. For the colleague who understands immediately. For anyone who has ever thought, someone should put that on a really nice shirt.
The joke is for people who get it. The shirt is for people who notice good things.
Made by someone who is in on it.
I’m a board-certified pediatrician, a lifelong maker, and the founder of Good Prognosis.
Before medicine, I studied graphic design. During medical school and residency, I kept making things: scrub tops, sketches, little ideas that belonged to the particular, hilarious, occasionally exhausting world of healthcare. Good Prognosis grew from wanting those ideas to exist beyond a group text or a hospital hallway.
Everything here begins with a detail worth noticing: a familiar phrase, an imaging sign, an anatomy fact, an oddly perfect clinical observation. Then it becomes something you can wear, give, or keep on your desk.
