Where Patient Voices Become Actionable Insights

PatientlyIQ is a patient insights platform built to support the needs of clinical operations and commercialization teams by analyzing authentic patient conversations across video, audio, images, and text, and turning them into actionable, practical insights and recommendations.

See How It Works

Animation: patient and caregiver comments flow into PatientlyIQ and come out as short claims, each tagged with a category and a sentiment, with alerts and recommended actions for the team.

How it works

Patient insight, built for life sciences. PatientlyIQ listens to patients in their own words, protects who they are, and turns what they say into evidence your team can use.

Scan. We map where people talk about the condition, from social media and patient videos to published research, competitor activity, and your own data.

Competitor activity
Search trends
AI search trends
Ad share of voice
Market signals
Patient conversations
PatientlyIQ
Published research
PubMed articles
Systematic reviews
Conference abstracts
Client data
Interview transcripts
Advisory board notes
Survey results

Emotion analysis

Mostly Negative

Contempt

Quote

At the moment we're having problems getting our child to daycare and it's breaking my heart, because I feel like, well, she should be treated like a normal child.

With her being as delicate as she is, it was, oh it's just a complete sort of nightmare really, because you were just worrying all the time and you still have to function with every day, you know, with all the other children and you know with everything else.

Emotion drivers

Anger

  • Childcare
  • Social Stigma

Fear

  • Physical Pain
  • Anxiety

Sadness

  • Social Isolation
  • Emotional Toll

Caregivers Want Their Child Treated Like Other Kids

Needs Investigation Emotional Wellbeing Caregivers

  • For caregivers, daycare is about fair treatment, not just safety.
  • They fear for a fragile child. They are sad that childhood does not feel normal.

“It's breaking my heart, because I feel like, well, she should be treated like a normal child.” · Caregiver

  • Add daycare and school guidance for caregivers.Patient Engagement
  • Track childcare and stigma mentions by journey stage.Insights

Key features

See it at work. Each feature turns what patients say into a next step.

Social Listening. Every theme patients raise, sized by how often they raise it. Open one to see sentiment, keywords, and quotes.

Who we help

Built for the teams that bring treatments to patients

Commercial

Plan the launch around patient needs

See the hurdles patients face at each stage of care, then decide who to reach, where, and with which message.

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Launch Planning

Top patient needs

  • Help with insurance
  • Managing side effects
  • Getting to a specialist
  • Time off work

Adults with lupus nephritis

What do patients need first at launch?

of posts about starting treatment ask about insurance

  • Coverage questions come before questions about the drug itself.
  • Lead launch materials with access and copay support.Market access

Clinical Operations

Find the visits that are hard for participants

Read patient concerns against your protocol, visit by visit, before the study opens.

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Study Burden

Study visit

  • Screening
  • Visit 3: infusion
  • Final visit

Concerns at this visit

  • Travel time Negative
  • Time off work Negative

Adults with lupus nephritis

Which visit is hardest to attend?

of posts about infusion days mention travel

  • An infusion visit costs patients a full day.
  • Offer travel and meal support on infusion days.Study team

Patient Engagement

Go into every interview prepared

Build an interview guide from what patients already say, with questions on the topics that matter most to them.

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Interview Guide

Topics

  • Diagnosis story
  • Daily routines
  • Treatment decisions
  • Support at home

Follow-up questions

Adults with lupus nephritis

What should we ask first?

of diagnosis posts describe a long wait

  • Patients want to talk about how long diagnosis took.
  • Open interviews with the diagnosis story.Patient insights

CROs

Win the bid with indication insight

Bring patient insight specific to the indication into the proposal and the bid defense meeting.

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Bid Brief

Sections

  • Patient burden
  • Recruitment risks
  • Site travel by region

Summary

Bid for a lupus study

What will worry patients in this study?

recruitment risks, each with patient evidence

  • Patient burden is in the bid before the sponsor asks.
  • Add a patient burden page to the proposal.Proposals

“You’ve been our secret weapon.”

Commercial team Mid-size CRO

Case studies

Patient insight has helped our clients win bids and finish recruitment

All case studies
  1. 3.5x

    More digital pre-screen starts

    A Phase 3 rare disease study got 3.5 times more pre-screen starts at less than half the cost

    Read the Case Study
  2. 2x

    Bid defense win rate, from 30% to 62%

    A mid-size CRO doubled its bid defense win rate with patient insight

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  3. 4 weeks

    From research to plan handoff

    HealthBeacon got a launch plan for its Smart Sharps Bin, built from patient data, in four weeks

    Read the Case Study
  4. 9

    Industry sponsors since its 2021 launch

    A new patient advocacy group launched with a brand and website built for its community

    Read the Case Study

See PatientlyIQ on your indication

We will walk you through what patients and caregivers are saying in your therapeutic area.