The regimen and the facts that matter
Real age, sex, pregnancy and breastfeeding, medication classes, conditions, allergies, and the supplements with their doses. A free-text medicine name is resolved when it can be.
For practitioners
Clinics and practitioners get the same checks a person sees in the app, as a bounded question with a typed answer: send the regimen, read the verdict and the action for each item, keep the record. The patient's identity never leaves your system.
Real age, sex, pregnancy and breastfeeding, medication classes, conditions, allergies, and the supplements with their doses. A free-text medicine name is resolved when it can be.
A chart number or a hash of your own. It is stored only as a hash. There is no field for a name, a date of birth or an address, and the service does not want one.
Intaq refuses to substitute a default age, because a screen run against an invented forty-year-old is silently wrong for the actual patient. Children and teenagers get age-specific rules.
An overall verdict and a risk tier for the regimen, then one flag per item that raised a rule: the band, the severity, which kind of check fired, a one-line clinical action, and whether specialist review is called for.
Up to three citations per finding, from published research. Where the evidence does not cover a combination the answer says so; Intaq never fills a gap with a guess.
Ask whether two named items interact or whether one is contraindicated for a condition, and get the same banded, cited answer. Intaq never calls anything "safe"; it tells you what is known.
Every screen is written to a tamper-evident audit chain, without patient identifiers, so you can show what was asked and what was answered.
Every answer carries a not-medical-advice notice. Intaq supports a professional's judgement; it does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease, and it never replaces the clinician who is responsible for the patient. The rule set, the thresholds and the full evidence rows stay inside Intaq; the answer is the verdict, the action and the citations.
Access runs under a written agreement. Your organization gets an API key with only the scopes it needs, the key lives on your server, and usage is metered per organization. The developer documentation, with a guide for screening a regimen end to end, is shared with partners once the agreement is in place. Tell us about your clinic and we will reply from a person.
Practitioner access is priced per organization; see the Business plan on the pricing page.