Closed beta · Controlled prototype environment

Technology built around real problems.

PBRx continues a problem-solving tradition its founders began decades ago: understand the obstacle people actually face, then build a practical solution around the person who needs it.

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Our purpose

Health information is often scattered across facilities, portals, clinicians, documents, devices, and years. PBRx is designed to organize authorized information into a durable, evidence-linked longitudinal record that helps people understand their history and prepare for conversations with healthcare professionals.

A history of turning problems into solutions

2000

PillBot and PillBid

The founders created PillBot and PillBid to bring pharmaceutical comparison shopping to consumers. Their work used a comparison-shopping algorithm to help people evaluate prescription options when useful pricing information was difficult to find and understand.

The guiding principle

Start with the real-world problem

PillBot and PillBid established an approach that still guides the founders: make complicated healthcare information more understandable, organized, and useful to the individual making a decision.

Today

That mission continues with PBRx

PBRx applies the same practical thinking to fragmented personal health information. The goal is not technology for its own sake—it is clearer context, stronger preparation, visible evidence, and better continuity across time.

What we believe

The patient should control the record

Health information should be organized around the person, not trapped within one facility or portal.

Evidence should remain traceable

Summaries should preserve sources, dates, confidence, and known gaps.

Technology should support human decisions

PBRx should help people and professionals prepare and understand without replacing clinical authority.

Current status

PBRx is operating as a controlled functional prototype in closed beta. This public website does not accept, transmit, or store personal health information. Described capabilities remain subject to validation, security hardening, and responsible deployment controls.