Drug information
Over 20,000 medications with indications, adult and paediatric dosing, renal and hepatic adjustment, administration notes, and cautions.
Clinical Resources
Answers at the point of care.
Over 20,000 medications, more than 250 clinical calculators, guidelines, protocols, and an in-house AI assistant — on the same device your team already carries, without leaving the ward to find a reference book.
- 20,000+
- Medications referenced
- 250+
- Clinical calculators
- AI assistant
- Built in-house, cited answers
Vancomycin
1 of 20,000+
Adult dosing
15–20 mg/kg every 8–12 hours. Extend the interval when creatinine clearance falls below 50 mL/min.
Renal adjust
Monitor levels
Interaction — Gentamicin
Additive nephrotoxicity. Monitor renal function closely and consider an alternative agent.
MajorLocal protocol
Adult sepsis bundle — approved by the antimicrobial stewardship committee.
Illustrative content — your formulary and protocols are loaded during onboarding.
Capabilities
A clinical reference your hospital controls
Reference material and your own approved guidance, side by side.
Interaction checking
Check a combination before you prescribe, with severity grading and a plain-language explanation of the risk.
Clinical calculators
More than 250 scores and formulas that clinicians reach for daily, with the inputs kept on the same screen as the result.
Guidelines and protocols
National guidance alongside your facility's own protocols, each with an owner, a version, and a review date.
Share into a thread
Send a protocol or dosing note straight into a clinical conversation so the whole team sees the same reference.
Works on weak networks
Key references stay available on the device, so a poor signal in a basement ward does not block a clinical decision.
Calculators
The maths you do at 3am
More than 250 built-in calculators cover the everyday clinical arithmetic, with the reference range shown next to the answer so the number always arrives with its meaning. These are a few of the ones clinicians open most.
Creatinine clearance
Body mass index
Body surface area
Glasgow Coma Scale
Mean arterial pressure
Paediatric weight-based dosing
Fluid and maintenance rates
Early warning scores
Need one that is specific to your service? Calculators can be added during onboarding.
- Age
- 64 years
- Weight
- 72 kg
- Serum creatinine
- 1.4 mg/dL
- Sex
- Male
Estimated creatinine clearance
48 mL/min
Moderate impairment — review renal dosing for this patient.
Helix AI
Ask a clinical question in plain language
Helix Health includes an in-house AI assistant built for clinical work. Ask it a medical question the way you would ask a colleague and it returns a short, direct answer with the sources it used — drawn first from your resource library, then from trusted external references when they add something.
- Answers cite the guideline, monograph, or protocol behind them
- Your facility's approved protocols are preferred over general guidance
- Summarises a long protocol into the steps needed right now
- Share an answer straight into a clinical thread with its sources attached
The assistant supports clinicians; it does not diagnose or prescribe, and every answer is presented with its sources so it can be checked.
What is the paediatric dose of amoxicillin for community-acquired pneumonia, and how do I adjust it in renal impairment?
Standard dosing: 40–50 mg/kg/day divided every 8 hours for 5 days in uncomplicated cases.
Renal impairment: extend the interval to every 12 hours when creatinine clearance is 10–30 mL/min, and every 24 hours below 10 mL/min.
Standard Treatment Guidelines
Facility paediatric protocol
Open the full protocol
Share to a thread
Open dose calculator
Illustrative exchange — answers always arrive with their sources.
Governance
Clinical content stays under clinical control
Every protocol in Helix Health has a named owner, a version number, and a review date. When your committee approves a change, the old version retires the moment the new one publishes — nobody is left working from a printout.
- Approval workflow before anything reaches the ward
- Version history retained for audit and quality review
- Review reminders so guidance does not quietly expire
- Usage reporting to show which guidance teams actually rely on
A note on clinical decision-making
Helix Health provides reference information and calculation tools to support qualified clinicians. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace clinical judgement, and it is not a substitute for your facility's approved policies. Responsibility for every clinical decision remains with the treating clinician.
Reference content is reviewed on a defined cycle, and your own protocols remain the authoritative source wherever they differ from general guidance.
Ask about content sourcesPut your protocols in every pocket.
Send us your current guidance and we will show you how it looks in Helix Health.