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HealthTrackRx delivers next-morning PCR testing for infectious diseases that improve outcomes and satisfaction—all while giving providers a major advantage in the fight against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).

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Join the providers choosing precision over pressure.

HealthTrackRx delivers next-morning PCR testing for infectious diseases that improve outcomes and satisfaction—all while giving providers a major advantage in the fight against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).

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The Dilemma:

Speed vs. Precision

The never-ending need for speed in treating infectious diseases comes with a major cost.

The Problem:

Slow testing leads to unnecessary treatment.

Patients want fast answers and immediate relief, but traditional methods take days to deliver results, leaving providers without clear answers and empirically prescribing “just-in-case” antibiotics. This discourages testing, drives overprescription of antibiotics, and fuels antimicrobial resistance—all which lead to higher costs, poorer outcomes, and lasting public health risks.

The HealthTrackRx Solution:

Next-morning PCR results for precision care.

HealthTrackRx delivers nationwide next-morning molecular results, giving providers the evidence they need to treat infectious diseases with confidence.

  • Speed: Overnight processing means results are available by the next morning
  • Accuracy: PCR testing identifies pathogens and resistance genes missed by culture
  • Impact: Early, targeted treatment reduces complications and hospitalizations
  • Value: Proven to lower follow-up visits and support antibiotic stewardship

The Dilemma:

Speed vs. Precision

The never-ending need for speed in treating infectious diseases comes with a major cost.

The Problem:

Slow testing leads to unnecessary treatment.

Patients want fast answers and immediate relief, but traditional methods take days to deliver results, leaving providers without clear answers and empirically prescribing “just-in-case” antibiotics. This discourages testing, drives overprescription of antibiotics, and fuels antimicrobial resistance—all which lead to higher costs, poorer outcomes, and lasting public health risks.

The HealthTrackRx Solution: Next-morning PCR results for precision care.

HealthTrackRx delivers nationwide next-morning molecular results, giving providers the evidence they need to treat infectious diseases with confidence.

  • Speed: Overnight processing means results are available by the next morning
  • Accuracy: PCR testing identifies pathogens and resistance genes missed by culture
  • Impact: Early, targeted treatment reduces complications and hospitalizations
  • Value: Proven to lower follow-up visits and support antibiotic stewardship
A Measure of Precision Can Repay the Cost of Uncertainty

The issues surrounding AMR are well documented, painting a grim outlook on the impact of infectious diseases on public health. HealthTrackRx proves that precision diagnostics can turn the tide with measurable clinical and economic benefits.

AMR Impacts by the Numbers

  • Up to 28% of outpatient antibiotics are prescribed unnecessarily.1
  • There are 2.8 million resistant infections in the U.S. annually.2
  • Over 35,000 Americans die yearly from antimicrobial-resistant infections.2
  • 1 in 5 medication-related ER visits is from antibiotic side effects.3
  • $4.6 billion annually: The estimated cost to treat Americans with infections caused by antimicrobial-resistant germs.4
  • By 2050: The toll of drug-resistant infections is predicted to rise by 70%, leading to significant loss of life.5
    • 40 million deaths globally each year.5
    • 2 million deaths in the U.S. each year.5

1 Hersh AL, King LM, Shapiro DJ, Hicks LA, Fleming-Dutra KE. Unnecessary Antibiotic Prescribing in US Ambulatory Care Settings, 2010-2015. Clinical Infectious Diseases. 2021;72(1):133-137.
2 Shehab N, Lovegrove MC, Geller AI, et al. US emergency department visits for outpatient adverse drug events, 2013–2014. JAMA. 2016;316(20):2115-2125.
3 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2025). Antimicrobial resistance: Causes and how it spreads.
4 Nelson, R. E., Hatfield, K. M., Wolford, H., et al. (2021). National estimates of healthcare costs associated with multidrug-resistant bacterial infections among hospitalized patients in the United States. Clinical Infectious Diseases, 72(Suppl 1), S17-S26.
5 Nature. 40 million deaths by 2050: Toll of drug-resistant infections to rise by 70%.

A Measure of Precision Can Repay the Cost of Uncertainty

The issues surrounding AMR are well documented, painting a grim outlook on the impact of infectious diseases on public health. HealthTrackRx proves that precision diagnostics can turn the tide with measurable clinical and economic benefits.

Mobile-friendly glowing neon graphic of an antibiotic pill

AMR Impacts by the Numbers

  • Up to 28% of outpatient antibiotics are prescribed unnecessarily.1
  • There are 2.8 million resistant infections in the U.S. annually.2
  • Over 35,000 Americans die yearly from antimicrobial-resistant infections.2
  • 1 in 5 medication-related ER visits is from antibiotic side effects.3
  • $4.6 billion annually: The estimated cost to treat Americans with infections caused by antimicrobial-resistant germs.4
  • By 2050: The toll of drug-resistant infections is predicted to rise by 70%, leading to significant loss of life.5
    • 40 million deaths globally each year.5
    • 2 million deaths in the U.S. each year.5

1 Hersh AL, King LM, Shapiro DJ, Hicks LA, Fleming-Dutra KE. Unnecessary Antibiotic Prescribing in US Ambulatory Care Settings, 2010-2015. Clinical Infectious Diseases. 2021;72(1):133-137.
2 Shehab N, Lovegrove MC, Geller AI, et al. US emergency department visits for outpatient adverse drug events, 2013–2014. JAMA. 2016;316(20):2115-2125.
3 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2025). Antimicrobial resistance: Causes and how it spreads.
4 Nelson, R. E., Hatfield, K. M., Wolford, H., et al. (2021). National estimates of healthcare costs associated with multidrug-resistant bacterial infections among hospitalized patients in the United States. Clinical Infectious Diseases, 72(Suppl 1), S17-S26.
5 Nature. 40 million deaths by 2050: Toll of drug-resistant infections to rise by 70%.

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HealthTrackRx Benefits by the Numbers

HealthTrackRx has pioneered a nationwide diagnostic model that gives providers molecular-level answers by the next morning. That’s fast enough to meet patient expectations, while precise enough to support evidence-based prescribing.

Providers using next-morning PCR testing report saw:

Infographic showing HealthTrackRx data with percentage statistics and key facts
Infographic showing HealthTrackRx data with percentage statistics and key facts

6 Data based on 04/2025 HealthTrackRx VoC Survey. Respondents include over 700 MDs, PAs and NPs within urgent care, primary care, women’s health and pediatric practices.

Illustration of a group of pills representing medication
HealthTrackRx Benefits by the Numbers

HealthTrackRx has pioneered a nationwide diagnostic model that gives providers molecular-level answers by the next morning. That’s fast enough to meet patient expectations, while precise enough to support evidence-based prescribing.

Providers using next-morning PCR testing report saw:

Mobile-friendly infographic summarizing antibiotic use and resistance statistics from HealthTrackRx survey data
Mobile‑optimized infographic showing HealthTrackRx data with percentage statistics and key facts

6 Data based on 04/2025 HealthTrackRx VoC Survey. Respondents include over 700 MDs, PAs and NPs within urgent care, primary care, women’s health and pediatric practices.

More Than PCR Testing

HealthTrackRx offers next-morning PCR results with reporting that includes antibiotic-resistance genes, so patients receive the right treatment the first time.

More Than PCR Testing

HealthTrackRx offers next-morning PCR results with reporting that includes antibiotic-resistance genes, so patients receive the right treatment the first time.

Head-to-Toe Testing

HealthTrackRx’s RT-PCR testing technology gives providers the ability to test for pathogens with greater accuracy across a complete menu of common infections. Explore our comprehensive testing menus.

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Improving Care. Serving Providers.

Next-morning results are available to healthcare providers nationwide. It’s more than just results; it’s confidence behind every diagnosis. See how we support those on the frontlines of patient care.

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The Path to Next-Morning Results

HealthTrackRx redefined infectious disease diagnostics with a PCR breakthrough. Keep reading to learn how we help patients receive effective treatment faster.

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Head-to-Toe Testing

HealthTrackRx’s RT-PCR testing technology gives providers the ability to test for pathogens with greater accuracy across a complete menu of common infections. Explore our comprehensive testing menus.

Improving Care. Serving Providers.

Next-morning results are available to healthcare providers nationwide. It’s more than just results; it’s confidence behind every diagnosis. See how we support those on the frontlines of patient care.

The Path to Next-Morning Results

HealthTrackRx redefined infectious disease diagnostics with a PCR breakthrough. Keep reading to learn how we help patients receive effective treatment faster.

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Ready to enhance your diagnostic accuracy and improve patient outcomes? Let’s partner to make it happen.