Bring care closer.
A self-service or provider-assisted access point designed for everyday settings, with optional live teleconsultation based on each deployment.
A CONNECTED HEALTHCARE ECOSYSTEM
Connected care.
Closer to you.
Bringing the physical and digital sides of healthcare together—where people live, work, and connect.
MediKiosk is building a healthcare ecosystem that connects workplace programs, community access, medical practices, and care facilities through technology—with affordable access for all as our goal.
Explore our ecosystemIn development / Commercial launch target: Q2 2027
THE TECHNOLOGY CONNECTION
THE CONNECTION LAYERSelect a connection to explore how it fits.
Physical accessConnected devicesIntelligent workflowsClinical integration
EXPLORE THE EXPERIENCE
Explore a MediKiosk visit.
A sample journey from check-in to follow-up. This walkthrough illustrates a planned experience; it is not a live patient service.
SAMPLE JOURNEY · STEP 1 OF 4
Start with the right person.
A planned visit begins with confirming identity, reviewing consent, and answering a short intake questionnaire. Each reading would be associated with that person’s session.
A session is prepared for measurements.
Session overviewConcept
- Person
- Alex Morgan · fictional
- Session
- DEMO-001
- Identity & consent
- Example completed
- Intake
- Example questionnaire reviewed
Fictional information for demonstration only. Available services and the final experience may vary by deployment.
01 / WHAT WE DO
A physical touchpoint.
A connected platform.
The kiosk is where the experience begins. The software behind it is designed to make every measurement, session, and handoff work together.
Connect the readings.
Associate measurements with the correct patient and session, then organize device outputs into a consistent format.
Support the next step.
Integrate readings into existing hospital and clinical systems, supporting the patient’s chosen provider or telehealth workflow alongside connected operations.
Your care. Your choice.
MediKiosk is being designed to support your choice of provider or telehealth provider and to integrate with existing hospital systems. Available options and connections will be confirmed for each program.
MEASUREMENTS, PHARMACY & CLINICAL INTELLIGENCE
Connected Care,
Built Around You
MediKiosk is being designed to connect health measurements, laboratory services, AI-guided intake, pharmacy services, and provider-reviewed clinical insights in one care experience. Capabilities below are in development, planned, or being evaluated for future phases.
Select a card to explore how it connects to your care.
Core product design
Blood pressure and pulse
A guided blood pressure and pulse reading, associated with the right person and the right session.
The care connection
Designed to bring both readings into one record for participating care teams.
- CORE PRODUCT DESIGN
Measure
Bring essential readings together in a guided session.
- PLANNED CONNECTIONS
Connect
Help patients share results with participating providers.
- PARTNER-DEPENDENT OPTIONS
Follow Up
Explore an appropriate next step based on location and available partners.
The vision goes beyond a single screening. MediKiosk is developing a connected pathway that can help patients share results with participating providers, track changes over time, and find an appropriate next step in care. Depending on the location and available partners, that could include scheduling a visit, connecting with a clinician through an optional teleconsultation, or following up with an existing medical practice.
Built for flexible deployment, MediKiosk is exploring programs for employers, rural communities, retail and residential settings, universities, emergency departments, and healthcare practices. Additional diagnostics and care programs are being evaluated for future phases.
For providers and partners: Help us shape convenient access to care in the places people live, work, and gather.
DESIGNED AROUND YOUR CARE TEAM
Start with a clear scope.
Build evidence together.
MediKiosk is developing configurable healthcare access points around participating care teams, existing clinical systems, and agreed operating responsibilities—from guided measurement through documented follow-up.
Healthcare can be nearby and still difficult to access. Our planned programs explore the barriers at each location: travel, opening hours, language, accessibility, and connection to an appropriate care team. Availability and performance are not yet established.
Configured for the setting
Guided measurements with a participating-provider handoff, provider-assisted sessions, and live telehealth are planned care pathways. Clinical services, eligibility and escalation would be confirmed for each deployment.
Extend existing care relationships
Measurements would enter an agreed clinical workflow with a named team responsible for review and next steps. Provider choice depends on supported connections and local availability.
Measure the whole pathway
Proposed pilot measures include record delivery, time to review, completed follow-up, participant experience, staff minutes, uptime, utilization and fully loaded cost per completed episode. Savings require agreed data and methodology.
Explore deployment requirements
Proposed configurations only. Dimensions, specifications, installation times and prices remain under development; no format is currently offered as a validated product.
| Configuration | Space and infrastructure | People and clinical needs |
|---|---|---|
| Existing-room retrofit | Private accessible room; power, network security and device placement assessed on site. | Host support, cleaning and a participating care team; agreed record-delivery workflow. |
| Employer / residential access point | Private shared-space placement; accessible route, power, connectivity and access hours to be confirmed. | Assisted-use support and escalation plan; employers and property managers do not receive clinical data merely by hosting. |
| Standalone configuration | Enclosure, footprint, privacy, ventilation, power and connectivity subject to engineering and site review. | Installation, maintenance, cleaning, uptime support and clinical coverage scoped before launch. |
Explore operating models and commercial options
Customer-operated, co-managed and managed-service configurations are being evaluated—not confirmed offerings. Subscription, lease and purchase preferences help us understand demand; terms and availability remain subject to feasibility and agreement.
Before a pilot, the parties would assign responsibility for hardware, onsite support, licensed clinicians, integration, cybersecurity, record access, follow-up, cleaning, maintenance and downtime response.
Every proposal would distinguish one-time implementation costs, recurring fees, clinical services, optional diagnostics, staffing, exclusions and service levels. No lower-cost or faster-deployment claim is made.
Explore integration readiness and evidence
Public design status—not proof of implementation. No live Athenahealth or other EHR connection is claimed. Any future status change would require a dated test record and technical approval.
| Workflow | Current public status | Evidence required before use |
|---|---|---|
| Patient / session matching | Planned · not publicly validated | Correct-record matching; ambiguous identities held for review |
| Structured measurement delivery | Planned · not publicly validated | Agreed interface, units, provenance and successful receiving-system check |
| Acknowledgment and recovery | Planned · not publicly validated | Receipt confirmation, duplicate prevention and failed-message retry |
| Follow-up accountability | Planned · not publicly validated | Named owner, overdue escalation, notification and completion record |
| Specimen-to-result pathway | Planned · not publicly validated | Clinical order, identity, labeling, custody, lab result, review and notification |
Blood and urine workflows require clinical and laboratory partners and operational review. Illustrative results are not an on-site test menu. AI intake and decision-support features are planned; predictive insights remain future research.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE PROVIDER VIEW
One view.
A more connected picture.
A concept for bringing readings, trends, and follow-up into a clinician’s workflow.
Concept only. All patient information is fictional. This is not a clinical tool or a live integration.
PATIENT OVERVIEW · FICTIONAL DATA
Alex Morgan DEMO-001
Blood pressure118 / 76 mmHg
Sample visit 3
Pulse72 bpm
Sample visit 3
Oxygen saturation98 %
Sample visit 3
Temperature98.4 °F
Sample visit 3
Respiratory rate16 /min
Sample visit 3
Height175 cm
Sample visit 3
Weight78 kg
Sample visit 3
BMI25.5 kg/m²
Calculated from sample height & weight
A handoff you can follow
Planned workflow · fictional simulation, not live activity or a clinical performance result.
- Captured — 09:00 · Readings associated with DEMO-001
- Delivered — 09:02 · Simulated receiving-system receipt
- Acknowledged — 09:10 · Fictional care-team review recorded
- Follow-up assigned — 09:15 · Example appointment task assigned
- Completed — Day 7 · Fictional appointment completion recorded
Exception example: a failed delivery remains unresolved until a retry receives confirmation. Overdue review would be escalated to the designated clinical owner; sending a referral alone would not count as completed care.
Explore the concept laboratory dashboard
Optional detail · fictional results, not available tests or a live laboratory connection.
BEYOND THE VITALS
Samples & connected observations
Explore example laboratory results and other information that could support a provider’s review. Available tests would depend on clinical orders, the location, and participating partners.
Blood · DEMO-B03Illustrative laboratory feed · sample visit 3Results shown · unreviewed
| Test | Example result | Unit / type |
|---|---|---|
| Glucose | 94 | mg/dL |
| Calcium | 9.4 | mg/dL |
| Sodium | 140 | mmol/L |
| Potassium | 4.2 | mmol/L |
| Chloride | 103 | mmol/L |
| Carbon dioxide (CO₂) | 25 | mmol/L |
| Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) | 14 | mg/dL |
| Creatinine | 0.90 | mg/dL |
| Albumin | 4.3 | g/dL |
| Total protein | 7.1 | g/dL |
| Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) | 74 | U/L |
| ALT | 24 | U/L |
| AST | 22 | U/L |
| Total bilirubin | 0.7 | mg/dL |
These invented results demonstrate an interface, not an on-site test menu or a diagnosis. Reference intervals, methods, and flags would come from the reporting laboratory and need clinical context. No clinical interpretation is provided here.
About these tests: Metabolic panel ↗Blood count ↗Urinalysis ↗
Readings over time
Blood pressure · three fictional visits
Systolic: 122 → 120 → 118Diastolic: 80 → 78 → 76
mmHg · no diagnostic interpretation shown
Follow-up workspace
01
Review the session
Example status: pending clinician review.
02
Document next steps
Care instructions would be set by the reviewing clinician.
03
Coordinate follow-up
Example status: appointment not yet arranged.
Designed to connect the patient’s chosen care team with existing hospital systems, subject to agreed integrations.
Designed to support clinical review. The final interface, integrations, and workflows are still in development.
02 / OUR ECOSYSTEM
One ecosystem.
More ways to access care.
Our ecosystem brings together the places people need care, the providers who deliver it, and the technology and partnerships that make access possible. Its reach spans employer and employee programs, rural communities, high-density neighborhoods, ERs, universities, and existing or revitalized healthcare facilities.
Patient & device experience
Guided sessions, identity controls, connected medical devices, and a consistent measurement experience.
MediKiosk software
Session coordination, normalized data, secure transmission, audit trails, and remote fleet management.
Providers & clinical systems
Planned EHR and API integrations with existing hospital and clinical systems, designed to support patient choice of provider and telehealth provider. Available connections will depend on each deployment.
A connected access network
Connecting workplace, retail, residential, university, and healthcare settings, supported by payer relationships and collaboration with state, local, and federal governments.
Built around a simple principle: the right measurement, for the right patient, in the right clinical record.
03 / ACCESS ACROSS COMMUNITIES
Where people are.
Where care is needed.
From an employee’s workday to a rural town or a high-density neighborhood, our strategy brings connected healthcare into the settings that shape everyday life.
Employer & employee programs
Develop workplace healthcare programs that connect employees with screening, provider access, and ongoing care while fitting the needs of employers and their teams.
Explore employer programs ↗Rural area access
Bring connected care closer to underserved rural communities and link local access points with providers and advanced services beyond their area.
Explore rural programs ↗High-density retail access
Target retail locations in high-density areas to make healthcare easier to reach during everyday errands and routines.
Explore retail & pharmacy programs ↗High-density residential access
Explore access points within multifamily communities and other high-density residential settings, bringing care closer to where people live.
Explore residential programs ↗Emergency rooms & health systems
Integrate technology into ER and hospital workflows to support intake, biometric data capture, care coordination, and connections to follow-up care.
Explore health system programs ↗Universities & campuses
Develop connected access programs for students, faculty, and staff, linking campus populations with appropriate providers and services.
Explore university programs ↗Hospital & clinic revitalization
Pursue opportunities to acquire and reactivate abandoned or closed hospitals and clinics, integrating modern technology to restore community access. Projects will depend on site feasibility and required approvals.
Existing medical practices
Integrate connected devices, biometric data, and workflow technology into established practices, supporting the providers and clinical systems already serving patients.
Government collaboration
Seek collaboration with state, local, and federal governments on community healthcare access, facility revitalization, and technology-enabled care programs.
THE GOALS THAT CONNECT IT ALL
Affordable access.
Stronger support for care teams.
Broader payer access
Our goal is affordable healthcare access for everyone, including people covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial insurance, as well as those without coverage.
We aim to work across carriers and geographies. Coverage and availability will depend on participating providers, payer agreements, services, and location.
AI + biometric data
Our development vision combines biometric measurements, connected diagnostic tools, and AI-assisted analysis to help clinicians make informed decisions and coordinate next steps.
Advanced diagnostic capabilities will require clinical validation and applicable approvals before use. Clinical decisions remain with qualified providers.
Technology that supports people
Design workflows that reduce administrative friction, support flexible care delivery, and give providers more room to focus on patients.
Better work-life balance for providers is a core design goal alongside a more accessible patient experience.
04 / LOOKING AHEAD
Start connected.
Grow with purpose.
Our initial rollout planning focuses on Oklahoma, Texas, and Florida, with specific pilot locations and timing subject to confirmation. Broader expansion will be guided by pilot results and operational readiness.
Core platform
Connected vitals, patient-session integrity, clinical-system delivery, and fleet management.
Commercial launch target: Q2 2027Intelligent workflows
AI-assisted intake, biometric data analysis, advanced diagnostic development, provider routing, and documentation support.
Designed to support care teamsDistributed care
Expand workplace and community programs, integrate existing practices, and pursue hospital and clinic revitalization with public- and private-sector collaboration.
Expansion informed by evidenceCapabilities described are in development or planned. Availability will depend on product validation, integration readiness, and deployment requirements. AI features are intended to assist workflows and clinicians.
THE MEDIKIOSK VISION
A more connected future.
A more accessible experience.
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