


TREATMENT, WITH A POINT OF REFERENCE
A medication starts.
What happens next?
Connect the treatment to the change you're following.
01 / BEFORE TREATMENT
Start with the before.
A baseline gives your physician a clear starting point: what to follow, and what your treatment is intended to improve.
02 / MEDICATION INTRODUCED
A new chapter in your care.
Medication becomes part of your physician-guided plan. Marking the start connects your treatment to the health measures you follow.
03 / FOLLOW THE RESPONSE
See what changes over time.
Compare your baseline with follow-up results over the following weeks, so your physician can review how you respond.

Understand
the whole response.
Medication isn't the only thing affecting your health.
Weight, nutrition, exercise, sleep, and other changes may be happening at the same time.

Understand
the whole response.
Medication isn't the only thing affecting your health.
Weight, nutrition, exercise, sleep, and other changes may be happening at the same time.
Medication management with a physician who knows your history.
Treatment shouldn't reset every time you need a refill.
Your Meddy physician follows your medications alongside your labs, health metrics, lifestyle, and progress over time.



Yes. When clinically appropriate, your Meddy physician can prescribe and manage medications as part of your care.
Yes. Your Meddy physician can review the medications you're already taking and help manage them alongside your labs, health metrics, and lifestyle.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, your Meddy physician can adjust your dose and monitor how the change affects your health over time.
Yes. Meddy connects your medications with the health measures they're meant to improve, so you and your physician can see how they're working.
Yes. Your Meddy physician can order clinically appropriate labs to monitor your medication and your overall health.
Message your Meddy physician right away. They can review your symptoms, adjust your treatment, or guide you on the next steps.
Yes. Your Meddy physician can manage refills as part of your ongoing care.
No. Medication is one tool. Your Meddy physician may also help with nutrition, exercise, sleep, and lifestyle changes to support your health.







