MARMAR Health

MARMAR Context is a medicine check for the doctor in the middle. Patients like Mama Bola, 67, carry their history across a GP, a lab and a hospital, often as a handwritten discharge note on paper. Nobody sees those records together, so a GP can prescribe amoxicillin to a patient whose hospital note says she is allergic to penicillin. Context reads every record, including a phone photo of handwriting, and links each fact to the exact line it came from. Then it runs the medicine check twice: once on the medicine list alone, and again with what the clinician confirmed about the patient. In the demo, the list alone gives 0 findings. With Bola's records it gives 2: an urgent penicillin allergy conflict that cites "Hospital note, line 8", and metformin with an eGFR of 38 to review this week. Every finding opens its source. Context shows the information and where it came from. A clinician decides. After the visit, the patient's family can accept an invite from the MARMAR Health app, and Yasmar, our check-in assistant, asks follow-up questions drawn from the findings and sends the notes back to the clinician. Every patient, clinic and record in the demo and the repo is fictional.