Clinical intelligence,beside every doctor.

Meddies reads your hospital EMR and works beside the doctor. Clean summaries, safety checks, and answers you can trace to the source.

One intelligence layer, four jobs done.

Meddies reads the chart you already keep and works inside the visit. Each capability is described by what it does; the one claim that needs proof carries its source.

01

Summarize the chart

A fragmented chart becomes a clean, structured note the clinician reviews: problem list, active medications, and pending results, ready to sign off instead of retype.

02

Screen the prescription

Every order is checked the moment it is written. Drug interactions and contraindications surface in real time, in clinical-state color, before the patient is ever exposed.

03

Show the source

Recommendations grounded in clinical guidelines, and every answer carries the source it came from, openable and checkable. Decision support that shows its work, not a black box.

04

Search the history

A history scattered across visits resolves into one clear, searchable timeline. Ask in plain language, and the record answers in order.

No black box

Every answer shows its work.

Clinicians trust what they can check. Meddies never asks a doctor to take its word. Every recommendation carries the guideline it came from, traceable to the source.

RecommendationAnticoagulation · order review
Verified
Switch clarithromycin to azithromycin, or hold and recheck INR at 48 to 72 h before continuing.
Why, and where it comes from
  • Clarithromycin inhibits CYP3A4, slowing warfarin clearance, so INR drifts toward the bleeding range.

    Interaction evidenceSource: Stockley · BNF
  • Where a macrolide is needed alongside an anticoagulant, azithromycin avoids the CYP interaction.

    Guideline matchSource: Antimicrobial stewardship
Reviewed by clinicianThe doctor confirms, Meddies never decides alone.
FAQ

Questions, answered.

The short version of what doctors and directors ask first.

No. Meddies is clinical intelligence that works beside the doctor. It reads the chart in the hospital’s existing system and surfaces a summary, a prescription-safety check, and sourced answers inside the doctor’s workflow. It does not replace the EMR.

Beside every doctor

See clinical intelligence on a real chart.

A 30-minute walkthrough on your own workflows. A chart summarized, an order screened, and an answer you can trace to its source.