MedAux delivers bite-size instructions, surveys, and reminders through automated text-message to help your patients prepare and recover from their surgery.
Proven to reduce late-cancellations and no-shows while improving postoperative recovery.
No app to download, no account verification, no logins.
Zero change in clinical workflow. Business as usual, but better.
Using AI to determine best engagement method for each patient.
Patients can add family members or caregivers for additional assistance.
Patients receive programs in their preferred language.
We can launch with or without EMR integration in 2-3 weeks.
Kimberley E. Steele, MD, Ph.D., FACS, FASMBS,Associate Professor of Surgery, Director of the Johns Hopkins Adolescent Bariatric Surgery Program, Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Bariatric Research and Innovation
I believe that such a platform is so timely in an era of health care costs rising and further quality measures based on outcomes being so important. One can only imagine the extent of how a tool like this can make such a difference in the care of any surgical patient. More so, I believe that such a platform can also be an absolute benefit to other medical disciplines as well. My husband, who specializes in internal medicine and sub-specializes in hypertension, would welcome such a platform to monitor his patient’s medication compliance and remind his patients of the importance of taking their medications as directed.
Dr. Hany Takla, Middlesex Surgical Associates MA, USA
I had a great experience with MedAux. My patients loved it, they like the reminders and someone sending them a text msg to check on them postop. They felt that they are well cared for every day before and after their surgery. Medaux gave personalized care to each of my patients based on the specific type of surgery they had. The Medaux team is very helpful and supportive. They have available IT support around the clock and trained my staff to use the program. They also helped with legal paperwork and cost of the program to make it affordable for my practice. Great tool and a great team!”
Lauren Rhoden, Operations Analyst at New York Bariatric Group
Behzad, and the MedAux team have been wonderful from the start! They are willing and ready to perform training whenever needed or answer any questions that the NYBG team may have not to mention their product is amazing our patient rave about it. The constantly provide feedback stating the program makes them feel well informed and it is easy to use.
MedAux is helping hospitals to recover lost revenue and improve workflow efficiency.
Rigorous 3rd party security and compliance validation
Customizable algorithms to match your current protocols
EMR integration is completely optional and we can launch with or without IT involvement.
We intentionally went low-tech and chose text message as our solution. There is no app to download, no logins, no account verification. As a result, we have been able to reach 96% of our patients.
If you want to use MedAux as a standalone solution, all data is provided in real-time through a secure file and you get notification when a patient needs assistance.
We provide you a template of our current follow-up program, you put comments on how you want to modify it based on your protocols. We design the algorithms for you.
MedAux platform is fully customizable, you can upload your own videos, surveys and reminders. You can design longitudinal follow up programs with customizable time intervals to match your current protocols. We work closely with you in designing, customizing, and deploying the MedAux follow up program.
MedAux is fully automated with no change in your current workflow or any burden on the clinical staff.
Yes. We can cover multiple languages.
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