You (or a community health volunteer) register, give consent, and set up your profile so Amicus can support you safely and privately.
You store lab reports, clinic notes, prescriptions, and discharge summaries in your own Google Drive so your history is available when you need care—without repeating your story.
You share symptoms as they happen.
Why it matters: Symptoms are the earliest signals of change and help spot risks before they escalate.
Amicus asks a few guided questions based on what you reported.
Why it matters: Pre-triage clarifies severity, timeline, and red flags, improving accuracy and urgency decisions.
Amicus schedules vitals like blood pressure, temperature, and weight; you can walk into a nearby partner pharmacy/chemist when it’s due.
Why it matters: Vitals provide objective measurements that confirm worsening or improvement and support safe escalation.
Amicus combines multiple factors to determine risk and priority.
Symptoms: show what’s changing right now and what needs attention first.
Pre-triage answers: add context (duration, intensity, red flags) to prevent under- or over-estimating urgency.
Medical history: highlights underlying conditions that increase risk and guide safer recommendations.
Doctor evaluation/report: adds clinical interpretation and confirms diagnosis or next steps for better decision-making.
Allergies: prevents harmful medication or treatment suggestions and supports safer care plans.
Socio-economic status: helps identify barriers (transport, food, costs) so support is realistic and timely.
You receive clear next steps—what to do now, what to monitor, and when to see a clinician—plus referrals to partner providers when needed.
When care needs funding, caregivers update priority based on your risk level and need, and supporters can contribute or adopt a patient to ensure urgent cases get help quickly.
The answers to these questions will be used to create personalized interventions!
We design systems that empower patient choice and respect their right to make informed decisions about their care.
Our innovations are built to do good, actively supporting better health outcomes and enhancing patient well-being.
We uphold our duty to do no harm, ensuring safety, accuracy, and reliability in every algorithm we deploy.
We fight for equity in healthcare access, striving to eliminate bias in data and promote fair treatment for all communities.
We connect risky pregnancies to finance and special care
