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The clinical intelligence physicians always needed, and never had.
MarthViv Biovance is the first obesity-medicine platform that doesn't just record what happens to your patient. It reasons about it. Every input, from labs and medications to family history, body composition, and genetics, feeds an intelligence layer that computes metabolic risk in real time, adjusts dosing recommendations, catches contraindications before they become a problem, and projects each person's clinical trajectory with a precision no conventional EMR can match.
Care that doesn't stop at the office door.
Every patient gets their own portal: daily weight log, medications and supplements, digitally signed consents, appointment reminders, and a direct message line to their physician anytime. Pair a Bluetooth smart scale and the weight arrives on its own, with no extra apps and no wasted steps.
Three days without a check-in and the physician receives an automatic alert. And when an in-person visit isn't possible, teleconsult opens from the same platform, and the patient walks in with a single click.
The physician still makes every decision, now with everything connected, in real time, and a patient who feels accompanied between visits.
A clear path, from day one.
Evaluation
Comprehensive labs, body composition, and history: a full metabolic picture before any plan is written.
Clinical plan
Your physician builds a personalized protocol, medical, nutritional, and hormonal, grounded entirely in the data.
Ongoing monitoring
Continuous tracking and gentle course-correction, so results hold for years, not weeks.
Built by a physician, for physicians.
“I built the tools I always wished I had in the room.”
MarthViv Biovance isn't clinical software written by engineers guessing at how medicine works. It's built by a physician who has sat on both sides of the exam table. Someone who knows precisely where today's tools fail doctors, and where they fail patients.
Every module reflects a real clinical need: the data a physician actually reaches for, presented in a way a patient can actually understand. That is what changes when medical software is designed by someone who practices medicine, not just codes it.