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Whether you’re an individual provider or a large health system, 2bPrecise enhances your EHR by bridging data sources and bringing actionable precision medicine into clinical workflows.

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2bPrecise Powers Actionable
Precision Medicine Programs

The value of actionable insights spans all health systems, whether care is provided by a single clinician or thousands of team members. Specialists, primary care, oncology, pharmacy, and PBM, clinical trials… if you have a hand in care plans, 2bPrecise can help you improve patient outcomes through harnessing data across the ecosystem and turning it into action.

Spend less time manually assessing clinical, financial, and operational decisions. With 2bPrecise, you choose the configuration to get up and running quickly and efficiently.

2bPrecise Empowers the Front Line of Care

Unified Lab and Data Insights:

2bPrecise enables your systems to integrate, store, and deliver complex insights from over 30 diagnostic, device, and program partners. Precision data goes far beyond a PDF or binary data set – and the 2bPrecise Cross-Clinical Genomic Respository (xCGR) is purpose built for scale, expansion, and maximum clinical utility.

Navigate Your Patient Populations:

Genomic data sets and insights are growing rapidly, putting further strain on already limited clinical staff and genetic counselor resources. 2bPrecise Candidates can both help track, scale, and direct those who would benefit from additional interventionist care in line with new or existing population-scale programs.

Closing the clinic-genomic gaps to care: identify patients with similar tumor profiles and phenotypes. Now combined with information about how these patients and similarly patients were treated and how they previously responded, providers can make better decisions about the course of care.

Molecular Tumor Board Insights:

Genomic data sets are growing rapidly and can be leveraged to identify patients with similar tumor profiles and phenotypes. With information about how these patients were treated and how they responded, providers can make better decisions about the course of care.