TrackMy Solutions: Strengthening Patient Safety with Technology

Could you shed light on how TrackMy Solutions is overcoming the afflictions of the pandemic?

Over the years, we have grown considerably, and amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we started working with governments and local authorities to ensure large-scale vaccination drives that began in early 2021. Most of the public agencies we were talking to had the idea in terms of how they wanted the mass vaccination drive to look like, in theory, but they did not understand how to make it work practically. And while there were strict regulatory mandates to be conformed to, the instructions were a bit obscure. This is where our HIPAAcompliant vaccine administration platform, TrackMy Vaccines, came to their rescue. Hospitals and clinics were already using the platform as an end-to-end vaccine management solution. From inventory management, scheduling, and point of administration of vaccine capture, through to reporting patient adverse events and dosing reminders, the platform took care of all the needs. Alongside, since TrackMy Vaccines had direct connections with the state registries for immunization validation and verification, it solved the challenges of verifying vaccination status on the go.

We were able to apply the same benefits for the mass COVID-19 vaccination drives. In this case, the platform creates a digital badge of the paper-based CDC card, showing the record of vaccination done from a mass immunization clinic. The system also keeps track of each administered vaccine dose for that individual, duly updating it on the digital badge. And while the solution is definitely streamlining mass vaccination drives, it is also helping the general population receiving the vaccine to digitally connect with the health systems and notify care providers should any side effects arise due to the vaccination. This way, we are ensuring a holistic vaccination experience for every citizen. But we don’t stop just there! We have recently rolled out a new product called TrackMy VeriVax—a vaccine verification software that tracks and confirms employees’ vaccination status. Organizations can use TrackMy VeriVax to automate the validation and verification of the vaccine status of their employee as tracked in their state’s registry.

Could you cite a customer success story?

We have worked with one of the counties in Pennsylvania. They had a relatively large population of over 500,000 people in that county. And their demographic constituted a significant number of senior citizens. So the county wanted to identify the elderly population based on their health risk profiles at the beginning of the vaccination drive and focus on treating them more effectively. But they lacked the necessary infrastructure to manage such a large population. That is when we came in and worked with the county for building a tracking solution and pace up the search process for the at-risk elderly population. Ultimately, with the help of a local medical facility, we tracked almost 250,000 of their citizens. Eventually, our client was pleased with the level of service we provided. It was our first prominent use case.

What, according to you, steers you ahead in the market?

As a software company, our mission is to increase safety and save lives through technology. So, we focus on the consumer-facing side of healthcare. We do everything with the idea of value and benefit to the end-consumers, i.e. patients. Besides, data security is always on top of our minds, and we thus take every measure to ensure that the data is secure. And finally, we invest in the success of our customers and people and believe in our products and the value they bring to society as a whole. So, we spend a lot of time making sure we are doing the right thing and ensuring that our systems are flexible, scalable, and secure.

What does the future look like for TrackMy Solutions?

We are starting to take a lot of our lessons this year and use that to scale globally. We understand the burning requirement of efficient vaccine administration software and tracking software around the globe. So, we are currently planning to support public and private entities outside the U.S. in managing their patient population better. We are also looking at the standardization of health information by leveraging digital health passes or smart health cards. So essentially, we will continue charting new territories while bolstering our foothold in the existing ones.