| | DECEMBER 202119UTLOOKHealthcare Tech solution has two advantages as opposed to the other vendors in the market: the integration of electronic medical records (EMR) via Bluetooth and the broad customizability of the medical questionnaires. The Bluetooth compatibility allows hospitals to upload a patient's questionnaire to an EMR even without an internet connection. The solution can be easily integrated with any EMR system, eliminating the need for assistance from EMR vendors. "The Bluetooth integrated system, which streamlines procedures and saves money, is patented by us. Other firms, on the other hand, must turn to APIs and other data integrations one by one in order to link with EMRs, which requires time and money," states Kazutaka Yoshinaga, CEO of Flixy. Another benefit provided is the customizability that provides hospitals with a questionnaire creation management screen, which allows them to edit their questionnaires at any time. "We provide a questionnaire setup page for hospitals that allows them to construct their own tree diagram. As an example, if a patient lists fever as one of their primary symptoms, hospitals can create their own questions to follow up on that response," states Kazutaka.A demonstration of the company's utilitarian solution is when Margaret Child Clinic implemented Melp, thereby observing a significant decrease in patients' wait time. Previously, doctors recorded the consultation data on the patient's medical information chart before calling the next patient, which Melp eliminated. ``Parents may complete their questionnaire at home while caring for their children utilizing our technology. As a result, pediatric clinics are the departments that use our system the most," states Kazutaka. Another healthcare facility that benefited from the company's solution was the Kaneko gastroenterology clinic. During the initial three months of Melp's integration with the clinic's EMR, 90 percent of patients were able to complete the online medical questionnaire in advance. Overall, a patient's consultation with a doctor was fast-tracked and resulted in increased efficiency, as observed by the healthcare center. Flixy's technology is currently being used in over 1000 healthcare centers across Japan to improve overall productivity and streamline the doctor-patient consultation process. "In the online medical questionnaires industry, our technology has the greatest market share in Japan," says Kazutaka. Flixy is currently working on extending its business internationally and assisting various clinics in streamlining the doctor-patient consultation process owing to its simpler integration procedure with EMRs and cost-effectiveness. HTThe Bluetooth integrated system, which streamlines procedures and saves money, is patented by us. Other firms, on the other hand, must undertake API connection and other data integration one by one in order to link with EMRs, which requires time and money
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