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Healthcare is Changing, Adapt With binx everywhere
Expanding access, privacy, and equity for patient populations facing barriers to care.
Convenient, lab-quality diagnostic solutions
Our binx everywhere platform provides the necessary tools to connect your community with convenient diagnostic testing programs through self-collected samples, laboratory partnerships, and a full continuum of clinical care.
Distributed care as a service
Detect. Manage. Monitor. Analyze.
The binx everywhere platform enables custom solution design to manage your population health programs across all health states and categories.
Partner with us
binx everywhere provides customizable software solutions to meet partner needs and ensure that the most appropriate test is provided to the right patient.
Empowering a shift in remote healthcare
Universities
Departments of health
Payers
Health systems
Infectious surveillance
How it works
binx everywhere is an all-in-one technology-driven logistics management platform that provides the vital components for a scalable remote healthcare system that can be implemented quickly and seamlessly.
Flexible and customizable
Our platform allows you to coordinate convenient access to testing for your population using your health infrastructure or ours.
Laboratory services
- Your laboratory
- Our partner laboratory
Logistics & distribution
- Self-collection kits delivered across the U.S.
- On-site collection
Systems integration
- Your health records system
- Our portal
Connection to care
- Your healthcare providers
- Our partner healthcare providers
Our impact
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) partnered with binx everywhere to bring convenient diagnostic solutions for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) to 100% of the state’s counties within the first year of program launch, exemplifying widespread adoption and usage by Alabama residents.
“The Alabama Department of Public Health is excited about the initiative and the outcomes to date. We have been able to reach communities that are otherwise not accessing care.”
Anthony Merriweather, MSPH STD Director Alabama Department of Public Health