One nurse. Every hat.

Critical Med for rural and critical access hospitals

When there’s no pharmacist down the hall, the whole reference fits in your pocket, with no Wi-Fi needed.

In a critical access hospital, one nurse may also be the RT, the pharmacist and the lab. Critical Med puts drips, IV compatibility, labs and protocols in your pocket, and it works even when the Wi-Fi doesn’t.

Norepinephrine drip screen: 16 mg in 250 mL yields 64 mcg/mL, with weight, range and rate

What you’ll reach for

ICU drips

Enter the weight once. Concentration, yield and rate for all 37 infusions.

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IV compatibility

More than 500 Y-site drug pairs. Pick two drugs, see if they can share a line.

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ABG and VBG

pH, PaCO₂ and HCO₃⁻ with anion gap, base excess and Winter’s formula, explained.

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In their words

What I need

It’s so helpful in the little rural critical access hospital I work at where the nurse is also RT, pharmacist, and lab.

vickilyn74, rural critical access hospital

International fixed wing medevac and Critical

There is a lot to be said for removing cognitive load on the provider, specifically in emergency situations. The fact that the app is not dependent upon WiFi availability makes it my first go to for a ton of out of hospital uses

Jed Deep, international fixed-wing medevac

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