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After the panel comes a doctor’s decision, and iksa carries it to the re-test

Your patients arrive with panels from a platform that shows them their numbers against a population range and stops there. On iksa your doctor reads each result beside the target they set and decides what changes.

The harness, from the clinical context platform up to the evidence, beside biomarker platforms. Biomarker platforms cover part of the clinical context platform, the protocol, the system of action and the three sides, and leave out the rest. iksa covers all of it, and reads each panel your patients arrive with.

A biomarker platform stops at the number, and your patient is left holding it

iksaThe harness for n‑of‑1 medicine

  1. Protocol

    The protocol that panel is read against, written by their doctor
  2. Monitoring

    Each result against the target their doctor chose for them
  3. Decision

    A doctor decides what the panel means for this patient
  4. Adjustment

    The change is there for their nurse and the patient, with the reason the doctor wrote
  5. Re-test

    The re-test the doctor dated, open with your team until someone closes it

Biomarker platformsPanels and trends on a dashboard, sold to the patient

  1. Protocol

    Covers part: General advice drawn from a panel
  2. Monitoring

    Covers: Markers and trends against a population range
  3. Decision

    Covers part: A flag on an out-of-range result
  4. Adjustment

    Leaves out: The change itself; the patient waits for the next panel
  5. Re-test

    Covers part: The next panel, when the patient buys one

See what happens after the panel comes back

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Keep your lab and your panels, and each result comes onto the patient’s record

Comes onto iksa

  • Visit notes, and lab and genetics documents
  • Wearable readings
  • The protocol, and each decision on it

Stays where it is

  • Lab draws, where you draw them today
  • Any panel a patient buys for themselves
How clinics start

iksa fits a clinic where a doctor acts on each panel

iksa fits when

  • A doctor reviews each patient’s results and changes the protocol.
  • Patients stay on a protocol and are re-tested as often as it asks, from weeks to years.

A biomarker platform is enough when

  • Patients want their numbers and a report, with no clinician reading them.
  • You sell the panel itself, and the relationship ends with the report.
  • You want biomarker tracking software for clinics, with no protocol behind each result.

Tell us the panels your patients bring, and watch one become a doctor’s decision

Bring a protocol you run. We’ll walk one patient through it.