Integrate
One connection, not a data project
Start with a scoped permission flow and a single embedded Passport view rather than a multi-quarter integration.
Partner with Twinome
Medication intelligence belongs wherever decisions happen.
Integrate the Passport, give people a reason to return, and turn medication moments into measurable value—without asking anyone to give up control of their information.
Find your ecosystemMedications
Clinical
Genome
Physiology
Outcomes
Interventions
Pharmacy
Medication intelligenceLearns with permission
Outcome returned
Consent active
Built for shared value
A connection should make your product better—not just add another data feed.
Every partnership follows the same three movements. Connect an audience or workflow to a patient-controlled Passport. Give people a recurring reason to engage. Then let useful actions produce outcomes you can measure.
01
Integrate
A scoped permission flow and an embedded Passport view.
02
Engage
Medication moments recur—each one a reason to return.
03
Create value
Consented outcomes you can actually measure.
One graph. Four ecosystems.
Start from the advantage you already have.
Choose the ecosystem closest to your organization to see how an integration takes shape, what value it is designed to create, and what we would need from you.
Consumer health and wearables
Give everyday signals somewhere useful to go.
Sleep, activity, symptoms and physiology already live in your product. A permissioned Passport turns those signals into medication context a person can act on and carry into care.
How the integration takes shape
A Passport inside your app
The person creates or connects a Twinome Passport from your product, with an embedded view designed to feel native.
Permissioned signal exchange
The signals the person approves flow in with their source and date attached. Nothing moves without an explicit, revocable permission.
Context returns to your surface
Explainable medication context—what changed and why it may matter—renders back inside your experience.
Engage
A high-frequency reason to return
Medication moments recur weekly. Each one is a natural reason for a person to come back and check what their signals now mean.
Create value
New permissioned service pathways
With consent, a person can move from insight to a next step—testing, a care conversation or a research opportunity.
What we would ask of you
- A permissioned way for a person to connect the signals they already share with you
- Room in your product for an embedded Passport view
- A named product owner and a defined pilot cohort
- A pilot window measured in weeks, not quarters
Consent stays visible
Useful context should never outrun permission.
Permission
The person chooses what can move and for what purpose.
Provenance
Every material signal keeps its origin, date and verification state.
Decision
Only relevant context reaches the medication or research moment.
Outcome
What happens next can return—with consent—to the longitudinal graph.
The public evidence
Medication decisions sit inside one of the largest and most complex parts of American life.
45.8%
of Americans used a prescription drug1
Share of the U.S. population reporting prescription-drug use in the prior 30 days in the 2015–2016 NHANES cycle.
CDC/NCHS Data Brief 334, 201913.5%
used five or more prescriptions2
Age-adjusted share of U.S. adults using five or more prescription drugs in the prior 30 days, 2017–March 2020.
CDC/NCHS FastStats, 202424.7%
used three or more prescriptions3
Age-adjusted share of U.S. adults using three or more prescription drugs in the prior 30 days, 2017–March 2020.
CDC/NCHS FastStats, 2024$5.3T
in U.S. health spending4
National health expenditures in 2024, equal to $15,474 per person and 18.0% of GDP.
CMS National Health Expenditure, 2024- 1. CDC/NCHS Data Brief 334 (2019). Share of the U.S. population reporting prescription-drug use in the prior 30 days in the 2015–2016 NHANES cycle.
- 2. CDC/NCHS FastStats (2024). Age-adjusted share of U.S. adults using five or more prescription drugs in the prior 30 days, 2017–March 2020.
- 3. CDC/NCHS FastStats (2024). Age-adjusted share of U.S. adults using three or more prescription drugs in the prior 30 days, 2017–March 2020.
- 4. CMS National Health Expenditure (2024). National health expenditures in 2024, equal to $15,474 per person and 18.0% of GDP.
Build with Twinome
Bring the audience, the workflow or the data connection.
Consumer health, payers, employers, care, pharmacy, data and research organizations can each begin from their own advantage. Tell us what success should look like—our team reviews every submission and follows up where there is a strong fit.
Channel partnerships
Bring medication intelligence to where people already make decisions.
Tell us where your organization fits and what you want to build. The Twinome team reviews every submission.