Revolutionizing the future of at-visit results.
Fluxergy aims to give clinicians in any setting results faster, at a price that makes testing the easy choice, not the exception.
Point-of-care testing has always cost too much and done too little.
See the evidenceAround 1% of decentralized clinics run routine chemistry, and 90% of urgent cares still rely on rapid antigen tests. Today’s systems run narrow menus, need results typed in by hand, and cost too much per test to use routinely. So anything past a swab gets sent out, and the patient goes home to wait.
Treat the patients you used to refer out.
A clinic limited to a few rapid tests can only go so far before the visit becomes a referral or a send-out. PCR, blood counts, chemistry and HbA1c on site raise that limit. Clinicians decide with results in hand, patients get a better first visit, and they come back to you for the next one.
- Confirm an infectious disease by PCR while an antiviral can still help
- Catch undiagnosed diabetes with an HbA1c at a routine visit
- Escalate based on results, not appearance
Point-of-care testing, made profitable.
Reimbursement keeps falling, so in-house testing has to be cost effective. Fluxergy enables cost parity with the lab and in some cases comes in under it. All while replacing several instruments with one. Testing that improves the visit can now improve the margin too.
- Per-test costs that match or beat send-out pricing
- One analyzer to buy and maintain, instead of four
- Keep the revenue from tests you used to send out
A unified workflow to streamline your operations.
Staff need to only learn one instrument, simplifying training. FluxOS enables bi-directional communication for your EHR, LIMS, or practice management system enabling more accurate data management. And with multi-analyzer deployments, every analyzer in your fleet can be monitored and updated remotely from one place.
- One workflow to train on, whatever the test
- Two-way integration with your EHR, LIMS or PMS
- Remote fleet management: QC, protocol updates and users across every site
One analyzer for any setting.
A clinic, an urgent care a hospital ward, and a mobile unit all run into the same problem: someone is waiting on an answer because it's too expensive to run onsite. These are the settings the platform is built to be used in:
Health systems and IDNs
The first visit decides whether a patient stays in your network. Giving the patient answers and the best experience, ensures that they keep coming back.
Urgent care
Patients expect speed and decisions when they come to an urgent care. Giving them a lab quality result and treatment options ensures better patient outcomes.
Rural health clinics
As the only health clinic for your patient population, offering more than just acute care testing make sure you can meet the needs of your patients.
Small and critical access hospitals
You can’t staff or justify a separate analyzer for every test. One benchtop system covers ED and inpatient basics, with one workflow for staff to learn.
What we’re building, and what we’re learning.
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Read moreWhat are your clinics sending out today?
Tell us which tests your sites run in-house and which ones go to an outside lab. We'll show you what those same tests look like running on one analyzer in your clinic, and what it would take to get access.