The Problem:
Lab diagnostics only provide a single data point that is several hours old

1. Test ordered
2. Blood draw
5. Single data point
Taken from draw hours ago
3. Sample delivered to lab
4. Sample analyzed in lab
This cycle must be repeated to produce trend data, which is impractical
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70% of clinical decisions are made using this lab diagnostics process1
1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Not every target needs trend data, but it is essential for the treatment and diagnosis of hundreds of dynamic targets and fast moving conditions
The result?
A highly inefficient system leaving us with poor patient outcomes and billions of dollars in additional healthcare costs

The Solution:
Continuous and real-time diagnostic monitoring with a lab-on-a-patch®

1. Test ordered
2. Blood draw
5. Single data point
Taken from draw hours ago
3. Sample delivered to lab
4. Sample analyzed in lab
Lab-on-a-patch®
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