Doctors are driving without gauges and running on empty…

Care variance and high costs are widespread, but doctors haven’t been given any tools to help them make better decisions.

CareGauge gives physicians a real-time view of how their care decisions for a particular patient compare to locally benchmarked patients with that same condition.

Physicians can see cost and care utilization insights on length of stay, imaging, labs, medications, procedures, and more to help them deliver the best care to their patients.

EvidenceCare is a unique type of clinical decision support system (CDSS) with its EHR-integrated and content-agnostic platform that empowers better care decisions by improving clinical workflows.

Founded in response to the professional experience of emergency physician Dr. Brian Fengler, the platform provides clinicians with evidence-based insights and measurable outcomes that improve hospital margins.

Based in Nashville, Tennessee, EvidenceCare is a 2x honoree of the INC 5000 list of fastest growing companies, a 2x Fierce Healthcare Best Product winner, and one of Nashville Business Journal’s Best Places to Work.

Clinical leaders are able to easily customize workflows, then seamlessly disseminate protocols to frontline providers. Clinical Pathways are interactive decision trees with embedded links to clinical orders. AgileMD now has more than 300 pathways live across emergency medicine, hospital medicine, surgery, oncology and primary care.

At AgileMD, we are building the most advanced real-time predictive analytics and clinical pathways platform for hospitals.

To date, AgileMD tools have been used on nearly 2.5 million patients by more than 80,000 providers in over 150 hospitals, including some of the nation's leading academic medical centers. AgileMD is backed by premier accelerators MATTER, YCombinator, and Rock Health, and our cutting-edge analytics are built on a decade of ongoing research at the University of Chicago. In 2021, AgileMD garnered nearly $3 million in combined federal research and development funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Health and Human Services (HHS) to further advance our platform.

Doctors can't change their clinical decisions after they're done with their patient interactions. Real-time integration in the EHR allows decisions to be made at the point of care.

Real-time utilization insights as opposed to all others which are focused on retrospective reporting