Putting data in patient's hands
My startup, Veyra, is revolutionizing patient care by placing critical health data directly into the hands of patients. Through an intuitive mobile app, we alleviate the extensive time spent manually inputting data by medical staff, enhance coordination for patients frequently visiting various hospital systems and improve the management of chronic conditions across different health systems. Veyra simplifies the healthcare experience, saving time, increasing efficiency, and ultimately results in improved patient outcomes.
"Empowering patients with their own health data via our app, Veyra: enhancing care coordination, chronic disease management, and efficiency."
all patients, especially those with chronic diseases. people that move around a lot and benefit from having all health records in one place.
“I feel like, as a nurse, I spend most of my shift just verifying information and making sure it’s accurate. I spend so much of my time on records doing that.” -- HUP Nurse “Patients come in with a large manila folder of their healthcare information... and it’s difficult, especially for patients in the middle of the night and we can’t request records” -- HUP ED Nurse
The actuality of the problem is confirmed by nursing professionals who spend precious hours managing patient data and struggling with unavailable health records.
Our solution is a patient-owned, digitally transferable health data system using a refreshable QR code. It enhances traceability, reduces administrative burden and improves efficiency in healthcare.
Veyra uses a mobile app for user interaction, cloud storage for reliable access, blockchain for secure transfers, and QR codes for seamless data sharing between patients and medical professionals.
Veyra empowers patients to securely store, manage and share health data via a QR accessible by medical professionals, streamlining healthcare.
Veyra gives patients control over health data with secure, real-time access. It eases provider workload and streamlines care coordination.
We estimate the market size for which our solution is designed in monetary terms as follows
Is our goal in the next 3 years
As the co-founder of Veyra, I'm entrusted with driving our strategic vision, steering product development, building alliances for adoption, and leading our team towards success.
Our current team includes medical student Sally Nijim and web designer Haniel Ogburu-Ogbonnaya, while Morganne Ramsey and I cover various roles. Moving ahead, it would be beneficial to add professionals like a business strategy expert for devising growth plans, a data scientist to leverage patient data optimally, and possibly legal counsel specializing in health regulations if we're dealing with sensitive patient information.
While my competitors include MyChart, Apple Health, Google Fit, and Heme Health among others, they mainly lack Veyra's major strengths: patient-controlled data-sharing focus, robust medical data management functionality or seamless integration with healthcare systems.
Wharton's recommendation: Veyra uniquely offers patient control over health data, with secured blockchain integration and real-time accessibility through QR codes. We go beyond just data storage by streamlining provider interaction, greatly easing healthcare management for patients.
Veyra gains revenue through B2B partnerships, licensing data security services and platform subscriptions, ensuring patient privacy.
We are currently in the developmental phase of our product, rigorously working towards the build-out of an innovative and robust MVP.
Using raised funds, we'll finalize our MVP, engage early adopters, establish B2B partnerships and launch marketing campaigns. We anticipate a fully functional app wielding an extensive user base and viable revenue model by the time current resources deplete.
At Veyra, we track key metrics such as active healthcare partnerships, data exchange volumes, patient engagement levels and data integration success to ensure robust platform performance.
Our company incorporated in
not yet incorporated
The primary risks of our startup include potential data security breaches, stringent healthcare regulations, patient adoption barriers due to technology unfamiliarity or distrust.
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we want to raise funds to pull together a mvp
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