Infusion Ready

Infusion Ready helps critical-care clinicians plan continuous IV infusions safely. It answers three bedside questions fast:

1. Can these two infusions share the same IV line?
2. Given everything this patient is ordered, what is the fewest number of SAFE IV lines — and which drips go together?
3. Which drips must run on a dedicated line of their own?

Built for ICU/ED nurses, advanced-practice providers, and pharmacists who want a fast, offline planning aid at the bedside.

LINE PLANNER
• Select every infusion the patient is ordered
• Get the fewest IV lines where every drip sharing a line is documented compatible
• Documented incompatibilities are flagged; dedicated-line drugs are isolated
• Clear per-line map with concentrations and the rationale for each grouping

QUICK PAIR CHECK
• Pick any two infusions for an instant Y-site verdict:
Compatible · Incompatible · Caution · No data

INFUSION CATALOG
• 120+ common ICU/ED infusions and IV fluids — vasopressors, inotropes, vasodilators, antiarrhythmics, sedation & analgesia, paralytics, anticoagulants, electrolytes, steroids, antidotes, antibiotics/antifungals, and crystalloid/colloid fluids — each with standard concentrations andline/safety notes

PHARMACY / CUSTOM INFUSIONS
• Add pharmacy-compounded or non-standard infusions specific to your unit

CONSERVATIVE BY DESIGN
Infusion Ready only places two infusions together when the data affirmatively says they are compatible. Where no reliable Y-site data exists it reports "No data" and keeps them on separate lines — so it may suggest MORE lines than strictly necessary, never fewer. It will never knowingly combine a pair documented as incompatible.

PRIVATE & OFFLINE
• 100% on-device. No network calls, no analytics, no patient data.
• Dark mode supported.

IMPORTANT — DECISION SUPPORT ONLY
Infusion Ready is a quick-reference aid for trained, licensed clinicians. It is not a medical device, not a dosing calculator, and not a substitute for your pharmacist, the ordering provider, institutional protocols, or your clinical judgment. Compatibility depends on concentration, diluent, and rate, which the app cannot fully account for. Always confirm with your pharmacy before co-administering. Compatibility data is curated from common injectable-drug references (Trissel's Handbook on Injectable Drugs, King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures, Micromedex IV Index) and is intentionally conservative and not exhaustive.

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Recent changes:
Clinical accuracy update:
• Corrected several drug concentrations and dosing values
• Norepinephrine + saline guidance updated with clearer rationale
• Added missing dangerous-combination warnings (incl. paralytic + barbiturate pairs)
• Insulin and several antibiotics now correctly flagged as needing their own line
• Added 15 medications, incl. remdesivir, oritavancin, dalbavancin, foscarnet
• Clearer explanations throughout for why a drug needs a dedicated line