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Urgent care runs fast. Your testing should keep up.

Walk-in and urgent care see high volumes with little time to spare. Catenix captures each analyser result against the right patient the moment the run finishes, so clinicians decide sooner and nobody waits on someone re-typing numbers between systems. Your analysers and EHR stay the ones you already use.

How it works on a busy day

Result to record in seconds, not after the queue clears.

In

Your analysers

Blood gas, chemistry, rapid immunoassay and more, on the connections your instruments already use: HL7, POCT1-A2 or ASTM.

Through

Catenix matches and routes

Each result lands against the right patient automatically, so there is no re-keying between the front desk, the analyser and the record. Analyser flags and status are kept exactly as produced.

Out

Record, report and invoice

The result is in the record for the clinician in seconds, the report is ready sooner, and the invoice comes off the same encounter.

What Catenix does, and doesn't

Catenix moves and displays the result your analyser produced, together with who ran it, on what, and when. It does not interpret results, re-classify them, assign criticality or auto-flag. Clinical decisions stay with the clinician and the instrument.

What it changes for a walk-in service

Faster decisions, less admin, no wrong-patient results.

Faster turnaround

Results are in the record the moment the analyser finishes, so a clinician can act while the patient is still in front of them instead of waiting on manual entry. See how connectivity works.

Right patient, every time

The worklist goes out to the analyser with the patient already attached and the result comes back matched, so nobody reads an ID off one screen and types it into another under pressure.

Throughput without extra admin

High volumes flow through one record from registration to invoice, so a busy shift does not turn into an afternoon of reconciling results, reports and billing by hand.

What you get

One connected workflow, built for pace.

Built with hands-on clinical-biochemistry expertise, so testing fits a fast clinic day instead of slowing it down.

  • Results captured automatically: readings pulled from every device without anyone copying numbers by hand.
  • Matched to the right patient: bidirectional connectivity attaches the patient before the run and matches the result after.
  • Feeds your EHR: results flow into the record system you already run, with guides for Experity, athenahealth and more.
  • Billing from the same encounter: invoices match the work, across patient, insurer and corporate payers.
  • Exportable audit trail: a clean record for governance, complaints and inspection.
  • Regional data residency & GDPR-aligned: secure, with role-based access and HTTPS throughout.

Questions, answered

What urgent-care teams ask first.

Can Catenix keep up with urgent-care volumes?

Yes. Results are captured from the analyser and matched to the right patient the moment a run finishes, with no one re-keying between the front desk, the device and the record. That removes the manual step that slows a busy walk-in service down.

Does Catenix connect to our urgent-care EHR?

Catenix sits between your analysers and your record system and feeds it over HL7 or FHIR, with connection guides for systems used in urgent care including Experity and athenahealth. Your analysers and your EHR stay the ones you already run.

Does billing match what we actually did?

Invoices are raised from the same encounter as the test, so what you bill is what you ran, across patient, insurer and corporate payers. Nothing is billed twice or missed because a separate list drifted from the work.

Does Catenix interpret results or flag abnormal values?

No. Catenix carries the status and flags your analysers produce, verbatim. It does not interpret results, re-calculate values or provide clinical decision support. Clinical decisions stay with the clinician.

Keep the queue moving.

Let's map your analysers and your EHR, and show you the time your team gets back on a busy shift.