Order capture
Ordering
Healthcare infrastructure · Post-acute diagnostics
The technology layer for post-acute diagnostics.
Lemedix connects ordering, mobile collection, laboratory, imaging, results, and EMR integration into one system — and operates the clinical network that runs on it.
Built inside skilled nursing and long-term care, not from the outside looking in.
Lemedix platformPost-acute diagnostics stack
OperatingLive
Routing and scheduling
Orchestration
Mobile phlebotomy and imaging
Field ops
Laboratory and imaging
Execution
Result delivery and communication
Results
EMR and LIS integration
Interop
Operational intelligence
Analytics
Automation and applied AI
Automation
One order record end to endDesigned to scale beyond our own markets
50+facilities on the platform
3regional operating hubs
8connected layers, one record
01 / The thesis
Post-acute diagnostics still runs on fax, phone calls, and drive time.
Hospitals and health systems bought their way into integrated diagnostics a decade ago. Skilled nursing and long-term care never got that infrastructure — so the work between a clinician’s question and a usable answer happens in channels no system can see, measure, or improve.
No system of record for the middle
The order exists in the EMR. The result eventually lands in the EMR. Everything in between — routing, collection, transport, processing, status — lives outside any record.
Vendors instead of infrastructure
Lab here, imaging there, phlebotomy somewhere else. Each one adds a portal, an interface, and a phone number rather than a connection.
Nothing is measurable
If turnaround, STAT dependency, and field performance aren’t instrumented, they can’t be optimized — so they never improve at scale.
02 / The platform
We built the system first.
Then ran the services on it.
Eight layers, one order record. Every step a resident’s diagnostic order passes through is a part of the same platform — which is what makes it measurable, repeatable, and portable to a market we don’t operate in yet.
L1 · Ordering
Order capture
Diagnostic orders originate in the EMR the facility already uses — no second portal, no re-keying.
L2 · Orchestration
Routing and scheduling
Orders become routes: draw windows, priorities, coverage, and exception handling across every facility on the network.
L3 · Field ops
Mobile phlebotomy and imaging
Our field teams work as instrumented endpoints — dispatch, arrival, collection, and chain of custody tracked as data.
L4 · Execution
Laboratory and imaging
Owned lab operations and mobile imaging run against the same order record, not a separate system with its own paperwork.
L5 · Results
Result delivery and communication
Verified results return to the chart, with status, ETAs, and secure communication attached to the same thread.
L6 · Interop
EMR and LIS integration
PointClickCare-native today, with an interface layer built so additional EMR, LIS, and RIS connections are configuration rather than a rebuild.
L7 · Analytics
Operational intelligence
Turnaround, STAT dependency, utilization, and field performance measured per facility, per region, per route.
L8 · Automation
Automation and applied AI
Order quality checks, exception detection, predictive routing, and result triage support — the layer the data groundwork is being laid for.
03 / The clinical network
Services are how the platform proves itself.
Owned lab operations
Routine and advanced testing processed against the same order record the facility created — accredited, quality-assured, and same-day by design.
- 99+ tests · custom onboarding
- COLA · CLIA · CDPH
- Same-day routine results
Mobile imaging
X-ray, ultrasound, echo, and EKG delivered on-site, with reads returned into the same workflow instead of a separate imaging portal.
- Digital X-ray · ultrasound · echo
- 2–4 hr target read window
- Fewer avoidable transfers
Mobile phlebotomy
Regional teams running scheduled and on-demand routes, dispatched and tracked by the platform rather than coordinated by phone.
- Scheduled draw windows
- Two-draw coverage available
- Tracked arrival and collection
Why it matters
Operating the services ourselves is what gives the platform real data, real constraints, and real feedback. It is the integrated arm of a technology company — not the business the technology was bolted onto.
04 / Our advantage
Built from inside the building.
Most healthcare software is designed by people who have never waited on a 6 a.m. draw, chased a missing result before shift change, or explained a STAT fee to an administrator. We do all three, every day, in our own facilities.
That’s why the platform is shaped around how post-acute care actually runs — and why we can ship changes against real operational problems instead of assumptions.
// The difference in practice
×Software built from market research and pilot programs
✓Software built against our own operating data, daily
×Workflows designed for the EMR vendor’s model of care
✓Workflows designed for a 5 a.m. route and a 120-bed floor
×A services company that added a dashboard
✓An infrastructure company that operates its own network
×Scaling by hiring in every new market
✓Scaling by extending a system that already works
05 / Solution modules
What the platform delivers.
Six capabilities that facilities experience directly. Each one is a module of the same system, not a separate product with its own contract, portal, and phone tree.
Module 01
Integration layer
EMR-native ordering and results. PointClickCare today, architected for what comes next.
Explore Module 02Same-day result engine
Answers inside the shift that raised the question, not two days later.
Explore Module 03Routing and coverage
Scheduled draw windows that turn STAT from a default into an exception.
Explore Module 04Diagnostic network
99+ tests plus mobile imaging, reachable through one connected workflow.
Explore Module 05Coordination layer
Shared status, clear ownership, and secure communication on the same record.
Explore Module 06Clinical intelligence
Pharmacogenetics, analytics, and the data foundation for automation.
Explore06 / What changes
Infrastructure compounds.
Every manual handoff the platform absorbs removes a failure point — and each one removed makes the next facility cheaper to serve.
07 / Where this goes
A national diagnostics layer,
market by market.
We’re building toward infrastructure that can carry a new region without rebuilding the operating model — because the system, not the staffing, is the product.
Connected workflow
EMR-native ordering, integrated lab and imaging, and same-day results across three regional hubs.
Instrumented field ops
Routes, windows, and collection events tracked as data instead of coordinated by phone.
Operational intelligence
Facility-level analytics on turnaround, STAT dependency, utilization, and field performance.
Automation and AI
Order quality checks, exception detection, predictive routing, and clinician-facing result triage support.
08 / Operating footprint
Three hubs today.
One system behind them.
Lemedix runs regional operations in California and Illinois. The platform is what makes the fourth region an expansion rather than a rebuild.
Northern California
5757 Sonoma Dr, Unit A, Pleasanton, CA 94566
Southern California
20523 Crescent Bay Drive, Lake Forest, CA 92630
Illinois
799 Roosevelt Rd, Bldg 6 – Ste 104, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
Build on the platform
Run your diagnostics on infrastructure
instead of on phone calls.
Tell us how your facilities order, track, and act on diagnostics today. We’ll show you what the connected version looks like.
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