Monitor patients' self-tests between visits

ScreenMe lets clinics, care providers and public-health programmes verify antigen self-tests that patients, residents' visitors or staff perform at home, and receive a certified record for each one without a nurse supervising every test.

Where it fits

Screening visitors and staff of care homes during a respiratory wave. Monitoring patients between appointments. Screening before elective procedures. Community programmes that distribute self-test kits and need to know they were used.

How it works in a programme

The programme invites participants. Each participant tests at home on camera; ScreenMe verifies the test and the participant's identity and issues a certificate. Clinical staff see status and certificates in the dashboard and can export records to their own systems.

Clinical boundaries

ScreenMe verifies that a self-test was performed by the right person and reads the result the kit shows. It does not diagnose, and it does not replace confirmatory testing where your protocol requires it.

Combination kits in care settings

Combination flu, COVID-19 and RSV self-tests are now widely available and, in some countries, specifically recommended for adult residents in care settings. ScreenMe verifies them like any other kit.

Privacy and compliance

Health data is encrypted, hosted in the EU and processed under a data processing agreement. Participants control which programme sees their results. Retention follows the programme's clinical and legal requirements.

Pricing

Pay per completed screening; suitable for programmes that run only during outbreaks.

Frequently asked questions