PPraxoma

Better Care Together

Everyone knows what happens next.

Care crosses clinics, laboratories and care providers who do not share a system. Praxoma coordinates it between them — so patients and professionals can see what has happened, who owns the next step, and what happens next.

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Working prototype. Every participant and every care journey in it is synthetic.

Praxoma · what the patient sees Prototype

My care · Anjali Verma

Chest tightness when climbing stairs

Where your care is

Your test is being done by the laboratory your clinic sent it to.

Nothing is needed from you right now.

Waiting on Saharanpur Central Diagnostics
  1. Your appointment was confirmed.
  2. You saw the clinician.
  3. Your test was scheduled.
  4. Your sample was collected.
  5. Your results go back to your clinician.

Synthetic demonstration data. This patient and her care are invented.

01Know what happenedA shared record of the care, not three partial ones.
02Know who owns the next stepEvery open step resolves to one named participant.
03Know what happens nextSaid in the words of whoever is reading it.
Fewer dropped handoffsRequests keep an owner across organisations
Less chasing for patientsNobody has to carry their own referral
Organisations stay independentConnected without being merged
A record that holds upWho did what, and when

How care moves

One journey, from a need to what comes after.

Praxoma starts where care actually starts — someone says what they need — and stays with them after the appointment, across every organisation involved.

  1. Need You say what you need help with
  2. Find We search for who can actually do it
  3. Connect The request reaches them, and changes hands
  4. Coordinate Work crosses organisations without you carrying it
  5. Continue Results come back, and care keeps going

Underneath all five sits trust: who a participant is, what has been checked, and whether Praxoma can reach them at all. How the network works

The part that usually breaks

Care does not fall apart during the appointment. It falls apart between them.

A referral is sent and nobody knows if it arrived. A test is done and the result goes to the wrong place. The patient becomes the messenger. Praxoma keeps the thread.

  • The request has a state, and an ownerSent, questioned, accepted, scheduled, returned — and at every moment, exactly one participant owes the next action.
  • A question does not stall the workWhen the laboratory needs something clarified, the next step goes straight back to the clinic that asked. It does not land on the patient.
  • The result returns to whoever askedNot only to the patient. The clinician who ordered the work receives it, and the journey continues from there.
Praxoma · one request, tracked across two organisations Prototype

Service request · lipid profile and HbA1c

Doon Valley Heart & Multispecialty Clinic → Saharanpur Central Diagnostics

  1. Request sent to the laboratory.
  2. The laboratory asked a question about fasting.
  3. The clinic answered, so the work could start.
  4. The test was scheduled and the sample collected.
  5. Result returned to the clinician who asked.
  6. Clinician reviews the result and decides the next step.

Next step

Review the result and decide the next step

Owned by Dr. Meera Raghunathan

Synthetic demonstration data. These organisations and this request are invented.

Different people, one connected journey

The same moment, said three different ways.

Here the laboratory has asked the clinic a question, so the work is paused. One shared coordination record; three people who need to understand three different things about it.

Patient view
Anjali Verma Patient

Where your care is

The organisation doing this work has asked your clinic a question.

Your clinic needs to answer before the work can start. Nothing is needed from you right now.

Clinician view
Dr. Meera Raghunathan Cardiologist, Doon Valley Heart & Multispecialty Clinic

Your move

Answer the question so the work can start

Fasting status is not specified for the lipid profile. Fasting or non-fasting?

This step is yours
Care partner view
Saharanpur Central Diagnostics Independent diagnostic laboratory

Waiting on others

Waiting for the clinic to answer the question

You receive the clinical context needed for this work, and are told what is deliberately withheld.

Waiting on Doon Valley Heart & Multispecialty Clinic

One state underneath, three sentences on top. The coordination engine is authoritative about what is true. The experience layer is authoritative about what this particular person needs to understand and do. Nobody is shown the state name, and nobody is shown someone else’s business. Synthetic demonstration data.

The network

Independent organisations, connected without being merged.

Clinics, hospitals, laboratories, imaging centres and care providers each join Praxoma on their own terms and stay responsible for their own work. Before a request is sent anywhere, Praxoma answers six questions separately — because collapsing them into one badge is how people get misled.

IdentityWho is this participant?
VerificationWhat has been checked, by whom, and when?
ConnectivityCan Praxoma actually carry a request to them?
CapabilityWhat work can they do?
AvailabilityCan that work be started now, and how?
Suitability — not assertedWhether a participant is right for one person’s particular need is a clinical judgement. Praxoma does not make it, and does not rank or score clinicians.

Experience Praxoma

Do not take our word for it. Open it.

The working prototype runs the whole journey — joining the network, finding care, requesting it, coordinating across an independent laboratory, and getting the result back to the clinician who asked. You can act as each participant in turn.

Open Praxoma

Prototype · Synthetic data · Demonstration only

Start at the walkthroughThe guided path through one connected journey Join the networkSay what you need — that opens a care journey Find care from a needDiscovery starts from a care intent, not a search box Read a participant profileSix trust questions, answered separately

What Praxoma means for you

Four people look at the same journey and need different things from it.

Patients and families

See your care clearly — what has happened, whether anything needs you, and what happens next.

See care from the patient’s side

Healthcare professionals

Know what needs to happen next, and what happened to the referral after it left your clinic.

See how coordination works

Diagnostic and care partners

Receive structured requests with the context to do the work, and return the result to whoever asked.

See incoming work

Local health ecosystems

Connect care across organisations that stay independent and stay responsible for their own work.

Where we are starting

Trust

What we will say, and what we will not.

Role-aware information sharing

Each participant receives what their part of the work needs and not the rest of a person’s care record — and is told when something is deliberately withheld.

Clear responsibility

Every open step resolves to one named participant. Coordination never becomes a way for responsibility to go missing.

Auditable coordination

What happened, who did it and when is recorded and kept. The record is never rewritten to make a screen simpler to read.

Organisations remain responsible

Clinics, laboratories and care providers are independent. Praxoma coordinates between them; it does not practise on their behalf.

Privacy-conscious by construction

Views are built field by field for the participant reading them, rather than by passing a whole record along and hiding parts of it.

No clinical judgement

Praxoma does not diagnose, recommend treatment, interpret results or assess whether a clinician is right for you.

Where Praxoma actually is today

Praxoma is a working prototype with a public demonstration, not a deployed service. It holds no real patient records. Nothing in it checks a credential, and there is no verification capability, no payments, no message delivery and no registry integration yet. Every participant, credential, published time and result you can see is synthetic and labelled as such. We would rather show you that plainly than imply a maturity we have not reached.

See how care can work together.

Open the prototype and follow one care journey across four independent organisations.

Open Praxoma