Iatra · for care homes
We cross-check each resident's blood work against their full medication list and explain it in plain language. When a risk shows up, the report is held until a doctor reviews and signs it. No software to install: it works with a photo and an email.
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M. R. · age 64
Possible interaction between your anticoagulant and the occasional anti-inflammatory. Worth raising in consultation.
Vitamin D below the reference range in your last labs. Ask whether supplementation makes sense.
Your doctor scans each medication's code and opens its official record. AEMPS, EMA, PubMed. In the appointment, not after.
Every statement cites its clinical source.
The average resident lives with several chronic conditions and a long list of medications. Every new lab result raises questions the family asks over WhatsApp, and that the medical team, always short on time, answers late, or in jargon no one understands. Iatra turns each check-up into a clear, recurring clinical account.
Each check-up becomes a plain-language guidance report: what the values mean, what to watch, what to ask the doctor. If any signal calls for clinical judgment, the report is held until a doctor reviews and signs it with their name and license number; if none does, it goes out marked as an informational document. It's the reassurance the care home cannot give at scale today.
Iatra cross-checks medication against labs and flags possible interactions and warning signs. The care home's doctor gets a pre-digested view to prioritize, not extra work.
"Here every resident has health monitoring explained to their family" is an argument for occupancy and price against the care home next door. And for retention: the family that understands stays.
Three ways to structure it, to be defined by country and volume.
The care home offers the "Iatra health report" as a value-added service, within its fee or as an extra. It buys at wholesale and presents it to the family with its margin.
Iatra is included in the monthly plan as the care home's hallmark. The home pays Iatra per resident/month and recovers it through occupancy, price and retention.
For chains with data: it is positioned as a reduction in adverse events and hospital transfers. The savings pay for the service.
Iatra explains and guides; it does not diagnose, does not prognose, does not change treatments. Every report says so explicitly and redirects to the doctor for any clinical decision.
When a report raises a clinical signal, it is held and does not reach the family until a professional accredited in the country reviews and signs it. Technology does the heavy lifting; the doctor puts their name where the risk is.
Clinical information handled to the European data-protection standard, with residency in the European Union. Explicit consent before processing. A real right to erasure.
There is no software to integrate and no medical record to migrate. It works with a photo and an email. The pilot starts in days, not months.
A 60-day pilot. We measure it by the families' reaction, not by vanity metrics.
Tell us about your care home and we'll show you an anonymized sample report before you decide whether it's worth a call.
Iatra is a clinical guidance tool. It does not replace a physician's examination or judgment.