Clinical intelligence,beside every doctor.

Meddies works inside your hospital EMR. Doctors can check the source before they decide.

From chart review to clinical decision.

Meddies reads the hospital's existing chart and supports the doctor during the visit.

01

Summarize the chart

Meddies turns a fragmented chart into a draft summary with the problem list, active medications, and pending results. The clinician reviews it before signing.

02

Screen the prescription

Meddies checks each order for drug interactions and contraindications as the clinician writes it. The clinician sees any warning before completing the order.

03

Show the source

The order review keeps the material clinical finding beside an openable source for the clinician to check.

04

Search the history

Meddies puts history from past visits into a searchable timeline. Clinicians can search it in plain language.

Review the evidence before deciding.

Meddies places the warning and source beside the order. The doctor decides what to do next.

Meddies

Order review

Order draft

Clarithromycin

Warfarin active

Meddies

Medication interaction

Warfarin + clarithromycin

This combination can cause serious bleeding and significantly raise INR.

Doctor

Show me the evidence.

Meddies

The clarithromycin label recommends frequent INR and prothrombin-time monitoring while both medicines are used.

Evidence

DailyMed · Clarithromycin prescribing information

Warnings 5.4 · Drug interactions 7 · Revised Dec 2023

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Common questions about Meddies.

Answers to the questions doctors and hospital leaders ask first.

No. Meddies supports doctors inside the hospital's existing EMR. It does not replace the system.

See Meddies inside a clinical workflow.

In 30 minutes, we will walk through a synthetic case and show how Meddies handles the chart, order, and supporting source.