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MEDIQ

Powering patient participation.

A patient-held record that puts you at the centre of the healthcare data architecture, so the right information arrives at the right time.

MEDIQ starts with the individual rather than the institution: usable design, explicit consent, and a record that follows the person. It complements clinical systems rather than competing with them, and the AI organises and explains without going anywhere near diagnosis.

Demonstrator built. Investment conversations open.

The challenge

Your health data is scattered across every service that has ever treated you, and none of it is anywhere you can reach when it matters.

The problem

01

The data is everywhere and nowhere

Records sit per service and per domain. There is no single place that holds your vital statistics, your medications, your consents and your documents together.

02

Ten minutes has to carry everything

The appointment never got longer, but it now has to hold more conditions, more medications and more languages than ever before.

03

Knowledge is the real barrier

Access to your own records, the jargon, the process. All of it limits your ability to be a good patient, and being a good patient is how you get better care.

What it does

Powering patient participation.

One medical register

A mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive picture of the medical information that exists on you, collected part automatically and part by hand.

A voice companion

Cyril engages people in later living to support their normal medical regime, built for a more responsive and more engaging kind of interaction.

Preparation and triage

Refining and articulating what you need from an appointment before you are in the room, so the time inside it goes further.

Vital statistics

Blood pressure, temperature, oxygenation, pulled from a watch or entered by you or a carer, recorded at occasions of your choosing.

The digital dispensary

Photograph the box to load what you take and when. Reminders, confirmation, and a flag when medications conflict.

An access hierarchy

A digital care community around the individual, so a named carer or relation can reach the data, the appointments and the progress.

Who it is for

Later living

Complex conditions, a carer visiting, family at a distance. Our first and almost exclusive focus.

The care circle

The buyer is often not the user. The primary carer, child or relation who manages the process.

Children

Parents holding a health journey from birth. A fast follow, not the starting point.

People are our business. Collaboration is our culture.

Partners, investors and operators who know this market. If MEDIQ is your world, there is a way in.

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