The Unsolved Problem
Millions of Americans take prescription medications daily—and most take more than one. These medications can interact with one another, with vitamins, herbs, dietary supplements, foods, and liquids. Some of those interactions cause injury or death.
This should be a solved problem. It isn’t, because the information needed to understand how these may interact is often fragmented across physicians, pharmacies, hospitals, insurers, healthcare systems—and the patient themselves.
At the center of that fragmented system is a human being.
A patient who may not remember every medication or dosage. A physician who may only see part of the picture. A pharmacist who may not know what another provider prescribed. A family that assumes someone, somewhere, is seeing the whole story.
Too often, no one is.
And when critical information fails to connect at the moment it matters, the consequences can be devastating: an adverse reaction, an emergency-room visit, hospitalization, permanent injury—or a life lost.
DrugSafeHealthCare™ exists to solve this problem, saving lives, saving money.
Modern medicine should not have to rely on fragmented records, human memory, or after-the-fact discovery to identify medication risks. Our technology can recognize them before harm occurs.
We are building DrugSafeHealthCare™ as an always-on, patient-centered medication intelligence and warning system—connecting government agencies, disparate providers, and insurers to assemble complete picture of a patient’s characteristics, their prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements. With that picture, we apply pharmacological knowledge to identify risks and communicate them to the right people in real time.
The technology has changed. We can now connect fragmented information, analyze extraordinary complexity, and communicate in real time. With both algorithmic and machine-learning methods we have the opportunity to solve one of healthcare's most persistent and consequential problems.
Better medication data is the means. Turning information into protection is the purpose.
Connect.
Detect.
Warn.
Because
Identifying a dangerous interaction after a patient has been harmed is too late.
Information that could save a life has its greatest value before the harm occurs.
When the technology exists to connect the dots, recognize the risk, and warn someone in time to act, we should use it.
No one should die because critical medication information was incomplete, disconnected, or delivered too late.
DrugSafeHealthCare™ exists to connect the complete medication picture to identify danger before it becomes harm. And to put timely, actionable warnings into the hands of the people who can act.
