Core outcome
Lexy provides clear, safety-checked next steps at home—so individuals avoid unsafe self-medication and engage pharmacies appropriately, from an informed position.
Problem
- We often self-medicate. Without immediate guidance, many reach for antibiotics or painkillers that may be unnecessary or unsafe.
- Quick counter advice can under-triage. By the time you speak to someone, Lexy has already directed you to the right pathway—even if it’s OTC, and flags red-alerts when it’s not.
- Conflicting online advice and product push. There’s no clear, trusted threshold for what’s safe to take (age, pregnancy, comorbidities) or when to escalate, leading to inappropriate treatment.
How Lexy helps
- Start in your own words
- Answer a few focused questions; built-in safety checks run throughout.
- Get a plan that fits the situation:
Self-care instructions for minor issues (including what not to take).
OTC guidance when appropriate, with guardrails.
Tele-consult or clinic when a clinician is indicated; urgent red-flags escalate immediately.
Keep a short summary you can share if you do consult.
Pediatric mode (0–14)
Caregiver-friendly wording, child-specific checks, and faster escalation when indicated.
Why this matters (outcomes)
- Safety: fewer inappropriate medicines; red-flags identified earlier.
- Access & cost: fewer unnecessary visits/purchases; consult only when needed.
- Experience: individuals feel informed and in control; if they consult, clinicians start prepared.
Important: Lexy offers guidance to help decide next steps. It isn’t a diagnosis. If symptoms feel urgent or worsen, seek immediate care.