20+
Years of Lab Testing
300+
Employees
4M+
Tests Performed
15+
MDs, PHDs, MS
Antimicrobial Resistance
Rising Healthcare Costs
The cost of Antimicrobial Resistant infections annually has been estimated at $21-34 billion in the US healthcare system alone, which includes more than 8 million additional days in the hospital2. It is estimated that by 2050, AMR may lead to $100 trillion in world GDP loss3. HealthTrackRx is addressing this public health crisis head on through developing advancements in PCR technology and implementing innovative solutions for our clients, that help you treat patients fast, with accuracy.
Number of visits to physician offices with infectious and parasitic diseases as the primary diagnosis: 15.5 million
Number of emergency department visits with infectious and parasitic diseases as the primary diagnosis: 3.4 million4
Cost of drug resistant infections to the U.S. healthcare system annually: $21-$34 billion
Advanced Molecular
Diagnostic Solutions
HealthTrackRx is an industry leading infectious disease laboratory providing accurate, targeted molecular diagnostics. With over 4,000,000 samples processed and a turn around time within 24 hours of sample receipt, our technological advances in PCR (Polymerase chain reaction) testing reshape patient care by mobilizing faster clinical decisions and helping providers treat patients quickly and accurately. To curtail the cost of treating resistant infections repeatedly, HealthTrackRx provides a personalized, proprietary Antibiogram, which provides antibiotic resistance gene detection and lists potential antibiotic efficacy.
Accuracy Matters
PCR vs. Culture
When an accurate diagnosis matters, speed of pathogen identification and clinical actionability are key. HealthTrackRx PCR testing identifies what culture misses, particularly fastidious organisms – the pathogens that are especially difficult, if not impossible, to culture.
| HealthTrackRx PCR | Traditional Culture | |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround Time | Results within 24 hours* | Results can take an average of 3-14 days |
| Accuracy | ~ 99% Sensitivity and Specificity, for all present pathogens, including co-infections | Typically only detects the primary pathogen |
| Detection | Rapid detection of fastidious organisms such as fungi, anaerobes and resistance genes | Extended incubation time for fungi and anaerobes. Potential for “mixed flora” and no specificity of pathogens |
| Antibiotics | Less susceptible to antibiotic use | IS affected by antibiotic use |
*From completed requisition and sample receipt
Diagnostic innovation
Syndromic Menus
Benefits of HealthTrackRx PCR
Urinary
PCR is able to detect bacteria in a higher percentage of patients that are symptomatic compared to urine culture. In addition, PCR can detect more polymicrobial infections compared to urine culture. Culture-based testing alone can miss up to 67% of UTI infections. With the rise in antimicrobial resistance, PCR testing can identify resistance genes within 24 hours, such as the resistant gene NDM-1 in E. coli and Klebsiella, leading to early effective treatment.
Urinary
Gastrointestinal
STD/STI
Ophthalmology
PRACTICE WORKFLOW
Our Solutions
Infectious Disease PCR Solutions
We specialize in rapid results reporting of within 24 hours of sample receipt.
Practice Logistics
Solutions
Our team coordinates sample shipping logistics via local courier, UPS or FedEx.
Proprietary Collection Solution
SimpliSWABTM is our proprietary collection medium that is not affected by temperature.
right partnerships
Client Feedback
“I really appreciate the rapid turnaround of HealthTrackRx PCR. Traditionally, if we have an abscess and I’m concerned it’s infected, I know it’s going to be three or more days before I get my answer back from a traditional culture sensitivity. I can’t leave the patient unprotected that long. So, I start a prescription of broad-spectrum antibiotic that generally works but that’s not the best medicine because that broad spectrum antibiotic is killing a lot of friendly and helpful bacteria that we don’t want to kill. By having the fast turnaround of PCR sensitivity, I can use narrow spectrum antibiotics to be more focused in my diagnosis. I can wait a day before starting selecting a pill because I know the next day I’m going to have the right answers, and not create another problem with my antibiotic choices.
Dr. Charles Gobert
Medical Skin Associates & Spa
“What I like about PCR is that we get all the bacterial testing, the fungal testing, and the viral testing all at once so we can really narrow down a problem. We can choose from those three different categories and treat the patient appropriately in a timely manner, which is fantastic. It also helps diagnose the infection, receive definitive test results and answer questions for us immediately.
Karolyn Mau, RN, APRN, FNP-C
“We cannot say enough good about our experience with HealthTrackRx. The Reps we’ve worked with have gone above and beyond to help us with questions, supplies, training, and problem solving. In addition, we are very happy with the extensive array of tests at affordable prices. We will continue to recommend HealthTrackRx without reservation.
Diann Nelson, FNP-C, Clinic Owner
Affordable Care Health Clinic | Gahanna, Ohio
“I love working with HealthTrackRx to provide the most technologically advanced testing for my patients. The customer service is unmatched, and I can always count on quick turnaround times.
Jordyn Mandle, MSN, FNP-C
Hyde Park CareFirst Urgent Care | Cincinnati, Ohio
“HealthTrackRx’s advanced lab technology with PCR testing allows us to provide better care for our patient population unlike any laboratory in the area. HealthTrackRx resources and accessibility of regional leaders empowers our staff to feel confident in the testing we are providing our patients.
Ashley Simpson, MSN, FNP-C, Clinical Provider Lead
West Chester CareFirst CareFirst Urgent Care | Cincinnati, Ohio
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1 https://www.idsociety.org/public-health/antimicrobial-resistance/archive-antimicrobial-resistance/facts-about-antibiotic-resistance/
2 Spellberg B et al. Combating Antimicrobial Resistance:Policy Recommendations to Save Lives. Clinical Infectious Diseases 2011;52(S5):S397–S428)
3 https://amr-review.org/Publications.html
4 https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/infectious-disease.htm
5 https://www.idsociety.org/public-health/antimicrobial-resistance/antimicrobial-resistance/
