Proximedicine by Dr Triage
Point-of-Care Diagnostics at the Patient’s Side
The clinical encounters they support.
The operational process that runs around them.
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Inside the Loadout
Exam Camera
A close-up exam camera.Whatever it sees, the provider on screen sees live and in full detail.
Wounds & pressure injuries
Track healing over time without transporting the resident.
Skin & soft tissue
Rashes, lesions, and swelling examined up close.
New injuries
A fresh injury assessed in minutes, not after a van ride.
Tube & device sites
Catheters, feeding tubes, and IV sites checked where they are.
Infection monitoring
Redness and spread watched day over day.
Neuro checks
Facial droop, tremor, and movement observed live.
Digital Stethoscope
Heart, lung, and bowel sounds streamed to the provider on screen in diagnostic quality, as if they were in the room.
Heart sounds & murmurs
Subtle heart sounds heard clearly, not over a phone.
Lungs & breathing
Wheezes and crackles that flag pneumonia or COPD early.
Fluid overload
The sound of fluid building before it becomes an ER trip.
Bowel sounds
GI assessment without leaving the facility.
Post-fall checks
Heart and lungs listened to right after a fall.
Medication monitoring
How the heart and lungs respond to a med change.
Digital Otoscope
A video exam scope with microscope-level zoom.It handles far more than ears: nose, throat, eyes, skin, wounds, and nails.
Ear pain & infection
The classic look in the ear, seen live by the provider.
Nose, sinus & throat
Congestion, sore throats, and sinus complaints examined up close.
Skin, magnified
Microscope-level zoom for rashes, parasites, and wound tissue.
Wounds & pressure injuries
Tissue detail a naked-eye exam misses.
Eyes & eyelids
External irritation and styes, seen up close.
Foreign bodies
Splinters and embedded debris found under zoom.
12-Lead EKG
A full 12-lead EKG, the same test an ER runs for chest pain, done in the room and read by the provider in minutes.
Chest pain
The workup starts in the room, not in an ambulance.
Rhythm problems
A-fib, arrhythmias, and palpitations captured as they happen.
Dizziness & fainting
Cardiac causes checked before anyone calls 911.
Shortness of breath
Heart versus lungs, sorted with real data.
Anxiety vs cardiac
Settles the scariest question without a transfer.
Medication monitoring
Rhythm effects of heart-active meds, tracked.
Vitals Monitor
A transport-ready patient monitor, the same class of device that rides in an ambulance.One pass captures blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation, respiration, and temperature.
Infection & fever
Vital-sign shifts caught early, before they escalate.
High blood pressure
Checked and trended, not one-off readings.
Heart failure
Oxygen and vitals followed between episodes.
Falls & weakness
Post-fall checks done immediately, where the resident is.
Dehydration
The quiet vital-sign shifts before it becomes acute.
Chronic disease
COPD, diabetes, and heart disease followed over time.
PT/INR Analyzer
A fingerstick blood-clotting check with results on the spot.Built for residents on blood thinners.
Warfarin management
INR checked in the room, dosing adjusted the same day.
Bleeding & bruising
Unexplained bruising investigated immediately.
Falls on blood thinners
The first question after a fall, answered in minutes.
Post-procedure checks
Clotting followed after surgery without a lab run.
Medication interactions
A new antibiotic can swing INR. Caught the same day.
Clot risk
Under-thinned blood flagged before it becomes a clot.
Urine Analyzer
Reads urine test strips into objective digital results in about a minute.
UTIs
Among the most common infections in senior care, flagged on-site.
New confusion
In older adults, sudden confusion is often a UTI. Now it’s a one-minute check.
Dehydration
Concentration markers read objectively, not eyeballed.
Kidney & bladder
Blood, protein, and glucose flagged early.
Catheter care
Catheter-related infections screened on the spot.
Diabetes monitoring
Glucose and ketones read straight off the strip.
Rapid Diagnostics
A rapid immunoassay reader.Infectious disease results in minutes, not days.
Influenza A & B
Caught before it moves down the hall.
COVID-19
On-site testing when minutes matter for isolation.
RSV
The winter culprit in senior facilities, identified fast.
Strep A
A sore throat answered in one visit.
Combination panels
Flu A/B plus COVID-19 from a single swab.
Outbreak response
Testing at the door when something is moving through the facility.
Provider Video
Secure-video connection to a licensed virtual provider who joins live with the on-site team.Family or power of attorney can join when appropriate.
Every encounter
A provider joins on screen, 24/7, nights and weekends.
Treat-in-place decisions
Signed by the licensed provider at the time of care.
Escalation
A clear path when transfer is truly necessary.
Family involvement
Loved ones or POA join the encounter when appropriate.
Documentation
Captured in the Dr Triage EMR as the encounter unfolds.
Team backup
Your nurses are never working an acute change alone.
Point-of-care laboratory testing requires the deployment site to hold a valid CLIA waiver or clinical laboratory license. Full device regulatory framing is on our Disclosures & Sources page.
Three Steps
The Decision Stays On-Site
01
The MDU rolls to the patient’s side.
02
A virtual provider joins on screen.
03
The provider signs the decision, on-site.
Documentation is captured during the encounter and routes to the local clinical record for continuity. Anything life-threatening escalates to 911. Dr Triage is not a hospital emergency department.
The 
Platform
The MDU V4 Platform
Care runs through the Dr Triage EMR. A provider, ours or your own, joins on secure video and reads the patient’s vitals, labs, and rapid tests in real time.
LIVESee it work at the patient’s side.
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