HOSPITALS

VASCULAR SPECIALISTS

Develop An Integrated Care Solution
Too many people are dying or losing limbs needlessly. The problem is not lack of treatment options, it is lack of early diagnosis for vascular disease, which results in an estimated 100,000 amputations each year1.

BioMedix™ is working to change these grim statistics through integrated diagnosis devices, cloud-based solutions and software. Create an integrated care solution by empowering primary care physicians to detect P.A.D., linking them with your office vascular lab and healthcare administration system.

PADnet™+ Supports Primary Care Referrals
PADnet™+ is a breakthrough product that provides primary care offices with an easy-to-use diagnostic device that helps grow their practices while detecting P.A.D.

PADnet™+ records data and uploads it to a secure website where readers provide expert study interpretations. Patients who are diagnosed with P.A.D. are then referred to vascular specialists, bringing potential referrals to your practice.

Create a Continuum of Vascular Care
BioMedix™ offers TRAKnet™ Lab for vascular laboratories and TRAKnet™ Outcomes for interventional suites. Outcomes tracking software links your practice with healthcare administrators. In combination with PADnet™+, these integrated products provide a continuum of care for detecting vascular diseases.

Vascular specialists can become part of a continuum of collaborative care with PADnet™ DMS 2.0 – the cloud-based solution for developing best practices for vascular program planning and growth. PADnet™ DMS 2.0 is a turnkey collaborative care program designed to find patients with vascular disease as early as possible in the community via PADnet™+ testing devices. The PADnet™ DMS 2.0 Network Reporting Dashboard provides real-time patient data analysis, advanced reporting and graphing, and more.

 

Learn more about BioMedix™'s products for Specialists:


Learn more about this suite of products:
PADnet™+    TRAKnet™ PM    TRAKnet™ Lab    TRAKnet™ Outcomes     PADnet™ DMS 2.0

 


 1. Limb Loss Task Force/Amputee Coalition (2011). Roadmap for limb loss prevention & amputee care improvement. Retrieved on August 16, 2011 from https://secure3.convio.net/acoa/site/SPageNavigator/White%20Papers/white_papers_secure.html.