Medicine safety review
Every tablet, injection and supplement checked together — so combinations that affect blood sugar or interact badly are caught early.
Now launching · Pharmtrix program
Diabetes Program
A structured diabetes care program from Pharmtrix. Keep medicines, labs and lifestyle in one connected record — with interaction checks that keep your whole regimen safe.
What’s inside
Care that connects the whole picture
Lab tracking
Keep HbA1c, fasting glucose, kidney function, cholesterol and other results in one place, and see how they change over time.
Interaction checks
Drug–drug, drug–disease and drug–lab interaction screening that builds a live safety index for your whole regimen.
Sick-day & monitoring guidance
Plain-language guidance on testing, hypoglycaemia warning signs, and when a result means it's time to call your care team.
Lifestyle & nutrition support
Practical, food-first guidance on meals, activity and timing — including how natural supplements can affect glucose and medicines.
Connected care team
Your physician and pharmacist see the same record, review changes together and can flag anything unsafe before you leave the pharmacy.
How it works
Four steps to a safer regimen
- 1
Build your record
Your clinician adds your medicines, health conditions and latest lab results to one connected record.
- 2
Screen for interactions
Pharmtrix checks the whole regimen — medicines against each other, against your conditions and against your labs.
- 3
Track and update
Labs and medicines are updated as things change, and the safety index is recalculated so nothing drifts out of date.
- 4
Stay supported
Your pharmacist reviews flagged products and medicines with you, and your record is always ready for your next appointment.
The four pillars
Medicines, movement, nutrition and monitoring
Medicines
Insulin, metformin, heart medicines, statins and supplements — used together safely, with interactions explained simply.
Movement
Everyday activity lowers glucose. The program covers safe exercise choices, timing around medicines and foot care.
Nutrition
No extreme diets — just balanced plates, sensible portions, label reading and what herbal products can do to blood sugar.
Monitoring
Know your numbers: HbA1c, glucose patterns, blood pressure and lipids, and what each one means for your next step.
Know the warning signs: shakiness, sweating, confusion or a very high reading that will not come down need prompt attention. Severe symptoms are an emergency — seek urgent care immediately.
Put your numbers to work
Sign in to the safety workspace to review medicines and labs with your care team, or keep learning with practical guides in the Health Library and the learning hub.
- A live safety index built from your real regimen
- Clinician-editable medicines and lab results
- Continuous education for pharmacists, physicians and nurses
The Diabetes Program offers educational guidance only. It does not replace advice, diagnosis or treatment from your physician or diabetes care team. Never start, stop or change a diabetes medicine without speaking to your prescriber.