THE AQUILA Software will launch the Clinix+ mobile application including a 6-1 Health Monitor device on August 8 for efficient and accessible health management for the people.
During the Kapehan sa Dabaw on July 15, Aquila Softwares CEO Paulo Rodriguez, highlighted that with the Clinix+ app people will be able to track their health in a timely manner and prevent emergency scenarios. He also acknowledged the problems such as the high cost of health care services and medical bills.
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Rodriguez said the health monitor device costs P12,500 SRP and will measure a person’s blood pressure, glucose level, temperature, electrocardiogram (ECG), O2 level, and heart rate.
“We are still trying to lower the cost and definitely look for some partners para we can serve the mass,” Rodriguez said.
A subscription fee for the app will also cost P99 pesos per month for premium users who can upload 5 patient profiles. A 50% percent will also be given in their first rollout to cater to early users.
Aquila Softwares chief growth officer Christine Galvez said that the Clinix+ had already been tested by their known doctors and patients with plans for the application to be available in the Apple App Store and Google Play store on July 30.
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“So with Aquila Softwares kase we always aim na magprovide ng efficiency and convenience sa lahat ng tao. So whether you’re a patient, you’re a doctor, or doctor secretary, or the one taking care of a patient, or even businesses, we do want to provide the efficiency and convenience na hinahanap ninyo,” Galvez said.
Aquila Softwares also aims to partner with the City Health Office (CHO) of Davao City and the Department of Health (DOH) to use their platform to monitor rising health conditions in the community.
“We do believe that through Clinix+, we will not only be able to help the patients and doctors for their convenience but also help our government in monitoring the health of our fellow Filipinos,” Galvez said.