In development — coming soon
Your partner in getting the most from your treatment.
We’re building a personal guide that looks at your medicines alongside your nutrition, well-being, and other health conditions — so you and your doctor can work together toward the best possible results.
The problem
Medicines are powerful. Managing them is hard.
When treatment means several medicines and several conditions, things can go wrong — and much of it could be avoided with better information and better conversations.
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~1.5 million emergency visits a year in the U.S. are caused by adverse drug events, and many are preventable.
SourceHHS, Healthy People 2030
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Adults 65+ are 3x as likely to visit the ER for a medication problem, and 7x more likely to be hospitalized afterward.
SourceCDC
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About 1 in 5 new prescriptions are never filled, and about half of those filled are not taken as prescribed.
SourceCDC
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About 40% of U.S. adults 65+ take five or more medications.
SourceEllenbogen et al., Drugs & Aging, 2020
Our approach
The whole person, not just the pill list.
How well a treatment works depends on more than the medicine itself. Parthia is designed to look at the parts of your life that shape it — together, and in the context of you.
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Medicines
Each medicine can affect how the others work, so the whole list matters — including over-the-counter products and supplements.
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Nutrition
Food and drink can change how some medicines are absorbed and how well they work.
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Mind
Mood, stress, and energy affect how consistently people are able to take their medicines.
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Body & conditions
Other health conditions can change how your body handles a medicine and which options suit you best.
How it will work
Three simple steps toward better conversations.
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Bring your health information together
Your medicines, your conditions, and the everyday details that shape your treatment — in one place that you control.
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Get personalized, plain-language insights
Clear explanations of how the different parts of your health may relate to your treatment. No jargon.
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Bring better questions to your care team
Walk into appointments with the questions that matter most to you, ready to talk them through with your doctor or pharmacist.
Parthia is being designed to support your relationship with your care team — never to replace your doctor or pharmacist. Decisions about your treatment stay with them, and with you.
Who it’s for
For people juggling many medicines — and those who help them.
Parthia is being built for people managing several chronic conditions and several medicines at the same time. We’re starting with three of the most common:
- Diabetes
- High blood pressure
- Heart disease
And for caregivers
The family members and friends who help keep track of prescriptions, appointments, and all the questions in between.
Our principles
What we’re building on.
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Your data is yours.
You own your health information and decide who sees it. Sharing will always be your choice.
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Questions, not instructions.
Parthia will never tell you to start, stop, or change a medicine. It helps you ask better questions of the people who can.
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Built with clinical expertise.
Shaped by years of hands-on work in pharmaceutical quality and medication safety — not just technology.
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Transparent by design.
When Parthia points something out, it will explain why, in plain language, so you can judge it for yourself.
Founder
Built from years inside medication safety.
Iván Santiago Enríquez Benavides
Founder, Parthia Health
- Pharmaceutical chemist
- 7+ years leading pharmaceutical quality control and pharmacovigilance in a hospital setting
- MS in Health Care Analytics & IT, Carnegie Mellon University
- Background in software engineering
Join the waitlist
Be among the first to try Parthia.
We’re building Parthia Health now. Send us a quick note and we’ll let you know when there’s something to try, with occasional updates on our progress along the way.
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