A second check you can run yourself. Tell us what to change
Caydra LLC — assistive interaction support for clinicians
Tell us what to change
U.S. medication coverage.14,000+ U.S. names (RxNorm). Color scores where evidence exists; Gray (Unknown) means not yet scored — not that it is safe. Clinician decides.
Interaction support only — not diagnosis.Assistive CDS for licensed clinicians. Does not diagnose or replace the treating clinician. Not for unsupervised clinical use.

How it works

Caydra is a second look you run yourself. It is not the hospital chart. It does not replace the clinician.

1

You enter the list

You choose the medicines. You own the session. No hospital install and no IT ticket.

2

You see a color and a trail

Critical, Major, Moderate, Low, or Unknown. The color is there so you can compare severity at a glance — not drown in equal alerts. You can see why a flag was assigned.

3

Gray is honest

Unknown means the pair is not in our evidence set yet. Missing is not “safe.” If a color looks wrong, tell us. That is how we repair.

4

You keep the judgment

Caydra assists. It does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. The licensed clinician decides.

Names, national harm figures, and pair evidence are listed on Sources (RxNorm, CDC, FAERS, PubMed). That page is a methods note, not a journal article.

Critical Major Moderate Low Unknown
Caydra is assistive clinical decision support for licensed clinicians. It does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. It is not a substitute for your professional judgment. It is not for patient self-treatment. It is not an FDA-cleared medical device and is not marketed as one. You remain responsible for clinical decisions. Caydra LLC is not your treating clinician.