Medical Practice Income, Inc., a Subsidiary of USA Equities Corp., Announces QHSLab

A Physician-Directed and AI-Enhanced Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) Company

West Palm Beach, FL, June 30, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- USA Equities Corp. (OTC Link: USAQ), a company focused on value-based healthcare solutions and physician-directed digital medicine, announced the launch of QHSLab, a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform today.

QHSLab will be brought to the marketplace through approximately 150 primary care practices in Florida. Physicians, nurse practitioners, and ancillary medical practice staff will be active users of this platform, utilizing its proprietary algorithm initially for selecting appropriate allergen immunotherapy treatment sets for their patient populations.

Primary care physicians are overwhelmed by the number of patients suffering from allergies. Allergies often signal other health related concerns, indicating an immune system that is going wrong. Doctors need easy-to-use, digital medicine solutions that save time and money, while delivering the right treatment to patients that need it. Through our AI-enhanced, physician-directed platform, QHSLab, we are increasing the primary care physicians ability to more effectively address the issues with their patients, while saving patients time and expensive visits to a specialist when not absolutely necessary,” said Troy Grogan, President and CEO of Medical Practice Income, Inc.

Fredric Pullen MD, FACS, an Allergy and Ear, Nose & Throat Specialist based in Palm Beach Gardens, FL and Professor of Otolaryngology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, shared the following insight regarding QHSLab: “It’s so much easier for busy primary care physicians to have a software system that can automatically generate the patient’s allergy formulas for their appropriate immunotherapy, based on their allergy test results. It saves time and potential error which is a definite plus for non-allergy specialist doctors.”

There are over 450,000 primary care physicians, including licensed nurse practitioners, in the United States. Many are reporting higher rates of fatigue and burnout due to long hours, heavy patient caseloads, and declining practice revenue from a lack of healthcare reimbursements. Digital medicine applications are a critical component to delivering quality patient care and added revenue to the physician’s practice.