For prescribers in busy OPD and IPD, it suggests guideline-based drug options and flags interactions and allergies before sign-off.
Apollo Hospitals
Motherhood
Cloudnine
Nova IVF
Aastrika
AINUA patient on three existing drugs gets a fourth at a packed OPD, and a contraindicated combination is only caught when the pharmacy queries it.
A documented penicillin allergy sits two visits back in the record, so the prescriber writes the drug and the alert never surfaces in time.
The hospital formulary and preferred brands exist in Leap OS, but during a rush the doctor writes from habit, and procurement sees off-list drugs.
The repetitive human moments this agent absorbs — so prescribers focus on the work that needs a person.
Hands off to a human when any interaction, allergy conflict, dosage warning, or off-formulary case is held and routed to the prescriber for the final call.
Reads the diagnosis and history, then offers guideline-based drug choices mapped to your hospital formulary and preferred brands for the doctor to pick from.
Checks each proposed drug against recorded allergies, current medications, and dosage limits, surfacing interactions and contraindications on the screen before sign-off.
Steers suggestions toward in-formulary drugs and flags off-list choices, so procurement and pharmacy stock stay aligned with what gets prescribed.
Every suggestion and flag is advisory. Nothing is added to a prescription until the prescriber selects it, reviews the warnings, and signs.
It checks the patient's allergies and current drugs faster than I can scroll the history, and shows me the interaction before I sign. I still choose every drug myself.
Bring a few anonymised cases on your own formulary and watch it suggest options and flag conflicts. Tell us what you need; our team responds within one business day.
See Medicine Recommendation AI suggest and flag against your own formulary and patient records, with your doctor in control. Real workflows, no slideware.