Medication response intelligence

Make medication response predictable.

Phenomics Health turns fragmented medication data into medication-response intelligence — integrating pharmacogenomics, direct medication exposure, labs, clinical context, outcomes, and AI-generated response phenotypes that help identify risk, optimize regimens, and learn from real-world response.

68+ PGx genes in PredictViewPGx™
200+ Rx and OTC medications measured
44+ publications and evidence assets
Medication Response Intelligence

AI Identifies the Response Phenotype

Medication response cannot be predicted by genetics, metabolomics, lab testing, or AI alone.
It emerges when these signals are integrated into a response phenotype.

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Patient Signals
Genetics
Medication Exposure
Lab Results
Clinical History
Drug Interactions
Environment & Lifestyle
Prior Outcomes
AI Identifies the Response Phenotype
Medication Response Phenotype
Decision Intelligence
Right Therapy
Better Dose
Lower Toxicity
Better Timing
Better Outcomes
The opportunity

Medication response is too often discovered after failure.

The hidden drivers of response — genetics, medication exposure, interactions, adherence, clinical history, labs, environment, and prior outcomes — are usually fragmented across systems.

40%medications may be ineffective
50%medications may not be taken as prescribed
55%dosing may not achieve intended effect
33%medication records may be incomplete
53%DDI burden may come from hidden medication use

Phenomics makes these signals measurable and modelable. The platform is designed to create response intelligence before medication selection, not just reaction after ineffective therapy.

See the approach
Platform

From prescribing workflow to medication intelligence.

PhenomicsAI connects diagnostics, patient data, and AI-inferred phenotypes into a practical decision layer that can be embedded where medication choices are made.

01

Integrate patient signals

Combine PGx, PMx, direct medication exposure, clinical history, labs, outcomes, EHR and claims context, FHIR/HL7 implementation patterns, and curated evidence.

02

Infer response phenotypes

Use PhenomicsAI and clinically auditable data pipelines to identify patient-specific patterns that influence medication response, risk, timing, and dose.

03

Guide better decisions

Deliver intelligence for treatment optimization, risk stratification, population analytics, and life-sciences evidence generation.

Predict

Response + risk

Identify patients at risk of failure, toxicity, interaction, or avoidable utilization.

Select

Therapy + dose

Support medication and dose choices based on patient-specific response signals.

Monitor

Exposure + outcomes

Measure what patients are taking and connect exposure to clinical response.

Optimize

Adjust + improve

Recommend next-best actions, alternatives, adherence interventions, or monitoring.

Demystifying the AI

What the platform actually does.

PhenomicsAI is designed as an auditable medication-response workflow, not a black-box chatbot. It connects the evidence, the patient record, measured exposure, and clinical outcomes into a reviewable decision layer.

01

Normalize the patient record

Pull structured and unstructured medication context from EHR, claims, labs, clinical history, and medication lists into a cleaner patient-specific view.

02

Compare response signals

Evaluate PGx findings, medication exposure, dose, drug interactions, adherence signals, renal and hepatic context, prior failures, and outcome history together.

03

Infer the response phenotype

Convert fragmented signals into a clinical phenotype that explains likely response, toxicity risk, underexposure, nonadherence, and monitoring needs.

04

Return an auditable action

Surface the ranked drivers, confidence, source evidence, and next-best workflow step so clinicians can review the recommendation rather than trust a hidden model.

Precision ecosystem

One company. Multiple medication intelligence layers.

Phenomics Health combines clinical laboratory capabilities with PhenomicsAI to connect predictive intelligence, direct measurement, and enterprise medication-response workflows.

PredictViewPGx™

Expanded next-generation pharmacogenomics. 170+ medications and 68+ genes, with broader actionable coverage than legacy panels.

SyncView™Rx

Direct medication exposure intelligence for prescription and OTC medications, supporting adherence insight, medication reconciliation, and safety workflows.

New

PrecisView™ Peptide

Mass-spec measurement of circulating peptide exposure for tirzepatide, retatrutide, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, BPC-157, TB-500, and related compounds.

PhenomicsAI

Multi-agent clinical AI platform. Fast Path for routine cases plus Smart Path escalation for complex polypharmacy, rare variants, and conflicting signals — with provenance and audit trail.

For Health Systems

Enterprise medication intelligence for high-risk cohorts, medication reconciliation, avoidable adverse events, readmission reduction, and value-based care performance.

For Payors

Test-independent analytics on existing EHR and claims data to quantify spend leakage, polypharmacy risk, hidden DDI burden, and opportunities for MLR and UM optimization.

Who we serve

One platform.
Multiple high-value workflows.

Medication-response intelligence can support the people making treatment decisions, the organizations managing risk, and the partners building evidence at scale.

Clinicians & Health Systems

Clinical decision support
  • Reduce failed first-line therapy and cycling
  • Identify hidden DDIs and medication reconciliation gaps
  • Improve STARS ratings and value-based performance
  • Lower avoidable ED visits and readmissions

Payors & Risk Programs

Risk stratification & value
  • Identify high-risk polypharmacy members before costs escalate
  • $74–$126 net PMPM savings in targeted cohorts
  • Reduce pharmacy waste and avoidable hospitalizations
  • Shared savings and PMPM contract models

Life Sciences & Biopharma

Data, models & RWE
  • Identify likely responders for trial enrichment
  • Generate high-quality real-world evidence faster
  • Optimize post-marketing surveillance
  • Data and AI partnership models available

Population Health & Learning Systems

Continuous improvement
  • Build learning health systems around medication outcomes
  • Feed outcomes back into better models
  • Support value-based care and ACO performance
  • Population-level utilization intelligence
Clinical deployment

Built for clinical teams, not AI demos.

Health-system and payor buyers need more than a beautiful interface. They need interoperability, privacy, clinical auditability, and a workflow that can fit into existing medication-management programs.

EHR, claims, and lab integration

Designed to support FHIR and HL7 implementation patterns, EHR and claims context, lab data, medication history, and partner data feeds.

Clinical provenance

Recommendations are presented with source-linked evidence, ranked drivers, confidence context, and an audit trail for clinical review.

Privacy and compliance

HIPAA-aligned workflows, secure data handling, role-based access concepts, and deployment controls for enterprise medication programs.

Enterprise program design

Supports health systems, payors, population-health teams, lab channels, and life-sciences partners with measurable medication-response workflows.

Company

Company

Learn about the leadership, founders, laboratory foundation, and company operating model behind Phenomics Health.

Collaborative foundation

Built across academic, clinical, and translational networks.

View Evidence

Phenomics Health’s foundation spans academic validation, clinical research, informatics, medication exposure, and industry translation.

University of Michigan
Rutgers
Vanderbilt
Wayne State University
Duke
Cleveland Clinic
Myriad Genetics
University of Michigan
Rutgers
Vanderbilt
Wayne State University
Duke
Cleveland Clinic
Myriad Genetics
Partner with Phenomics

Launch a medication-response intelligence program.

Talk with Phenomics Health about programs for clinical decision support, medication-risk stratification, peptide monitoring, health-system cohorts, lab channels, and life-sciences partnerships.