Natomas Institute of Technology Medical Solutions

We are developing 100 clinics across the US with a health insurance plan, for the purpose of recruiting clinical research participants, to develop both the largest and most comprehensive medical and environmental research database in the world, using cutting-edge medical diagnostics.
 
The resulting medical and environmental database (MEdb) will provide safer, more effective, and more efficient design information for the development of customized pharmaceuticals, biologics, biomedical devices, and environmental compounds. The MEdb will be divided into four tiers, internal development targets, and platinum, gold, and standard database memberships.

NIT will closely follow the expiration of biotechnology patents, for the purpose of producing more affordable generic pharmaceuticals, biologics, and biomedical devices, which will be the basis for the customized epipharmacogenetic program being developed by NIT, using smart phone and point- of-care (POC) technologies.

Every patient will be issued a smart phone, to engage in cost-slashing telemedicine, coupled with simplified plug-start-end POC technology, and will be mailed the generic medicine and POC reusables to manage their health conditions. MEdb will include a clinical diagnostic program that will employ all of the most current treatment decision-trees for medical doctors, but unlike doctors, MEdb will never forget about a single decision tree or medical option for patients, and will always make the best statistical decision for patients, something doctors would have trouble doing.  

The 100 clinics, kiosks, mobile labs, mobile clinics, LillyPads, and LillyPods will serve as the initial consumer point-of-contact locations, through which informed and consenting patients will be added to SAMEdb. Patients will be managed using through the telemedicine, POC, and generic treatment plans. NIT will partner with a national provider to include emergency and surgical medical services.

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