See how Lux Health can redefine charting in small clinics.
A prototype introduction.
Lux Health is built around Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and Google's Material Design, making for a familiar and accessible user interface.
The app is based on a mobile-first principle, allowing the user to engage with all clinical data on their smartphones. This prioritizes accessibility and flexibility, while decreasing the negative impact technology can have on the patient-provider relationship.
Lux Health adapts to individual clinic use cases through customizable observation templates. Its logical linkage of observations with conditions, goals, and care plans enables more meaningful and actionable charting, leading to an opportubity for enhanced care delivery.
Built from the ground up with a focus on health information exchange, the app integrates the leading standards and terminology services, including FHIR, SNOMED CT, and LOINC. It features a one-click chart export function, enabling easy and secure data sharing.
Through one-click chart export, clinicians can utilize clinical assistant AIs like Google's Med-PaLM 2 for tasks such as drafting reports and reviewing cases based on clinical guidelines, effectively reducing workload, saving time, and enhancing decision-making performance.
The app leverages secure, and compliant technologies across both frontend and backend to ensure a seamless, efficient, and robust platform.
For those who want to take a deep dive into the technical foundation of the project, the code is available for review on GitHub.
