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Avery for life sciences
Patient engagement infrastructure for life sciences.
DriveHealth helps pharmaceutical, medical-device, diagnostics, and clinical-research organizations coordinate approved communication across the patient and participant journey, within configured permissions and review pathways.
Built around your workflows.
Governed by your care team.
Governed by your care team.
Experience Avery
Avery for life sciences
A conversation starts here.
Speak naturally. Ask a question. Explore how Avery fits into your care journey.
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A little closer to every patient
More connection.
Meaningful follow-through.
Use approved information.
Keep conversations within the content and scope approved for the program.
Route what needs review.
Capture questions for the designated medical, safety, or support team.
In the moments that matter
See where Avery
fits in your day.
Start with a defined need. Shape the conversation, the next step, and the handoff around it.
01Medication & Care-Gap Resolution
Connect a patient’s reported barrier with ownership, follow-up, and evidence that the issue was addressed.
Explore this care journey0224/7 Patient Access & Navigation
Help patients find a service, navigate a referral, and take the next step through the channels they already use.
Explore this care journeyMore ways to support life sciences
- Patient support programs
- Program enrollment
- Medication education
- Adherence outreach
- Device onboarding
- Training reinforcement
- Adverse-event information collection
- Product-complaint routing
- Study-participant follow-up
- Electronic patient-reported outcomes
- Trial retention
- Patient assistance navigation
Care Resolution
Keep following the work after the conversation.
Across care programs, the next step needs an owner and a clear completion rule. Explore how Avery follows a medication-access need until collection is confirmed or a clinician accepts continued follow-up.
Follow the resolution example- 01
Need identified
Retain the patient’s report and the signal it creates.
- 02
Action requested
Apply the configured policy, route the action, and start the response window.
- 03
Responsible team acknowledged
Record explicit acceptance. Retry or use a fallback when no one responds.
- 04
Outcome confirmed
Collect closure evidence. Keep an unconfirmed outcome visible through a human handoff.
Interactive example for demonstration only. Clinical decisions remain with licensed clinicians.
Natural conversation. Clear boundaries.
Avery connects.
Your team stays in control.
Program-specific medical review, consent, and safety reporting requirements must be defined before launch. Avery does not decide trial eligibility or independently interpret adverse events.
Explore the clinical engine01
The conversation
Patient context is captured in their own words.
02
The approved pathway
Clinical rules govern permitted actions and escalation.
03
The human handoff
Your team receives the context and unresolved needs.
An acknowledged handoff is not the same as a resolved concern.
Part of your operation
The systems you use.
The context Avery needs.
Choose the connections that support your program. Confirm access, permitted actions, and ownership before launch.
Explore Avery MarketplaceProgram recordsProgram connection
Approved knowledgeProgram connection
Participant schedulingProgram connection
Safety-team routingProgram connection
Connections and availability depend on your implementation.
A few useful details
Before we get started.
Can program content be tailored?
Yes. Approved knowledge, consent, communication scope, and escalation ownership are defined for the specific program.
What about safety reports?
Any safety-intake workflow requires validated collection and routing requirements, timeframes, and accountable human review.
Define your Avery Caregiver
Let’s build around
your team.
Bring us a workflow. We’ll explore the conversation, the connections, and the people behind the next step.
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