Beach Coders Academy vs Oceans mHealth

We provide an experience of discovery by live coding immersives for individuals and companies

Beach Coders was founded to provide knowledge in coding, connect talented tech savvy individuals to paid opportunities and to cultivate alternative funding structures to help startups get funded. The CEO of the parent company Echelon Ventures, Inc, James DeCicco, has over two decades of experience in these spaces as well as experience in brand building during his Hollywood career.

Virtual Pharmacist App for Drug Safety, Drug Interaction & Drug Match

The Oceans mHealth app brings together a global database of drug products, ingredients enabling drug safety, drug interaction, severity on a global scale. Available in Apple and Android stores (US data set) All public data sources - no necessary curation (thus unregulated - essentially just a big data mash up)

We are focused on Patient Safety - enabling access to deep medical data but presented in a consumer friendly format for Drug Interactions and Drug Safety. 4.3bn Prescriptions were dispensed in the US last year! The consumer / patient need to be better educated as to potential interactions and safety with over prescribed meds, over the counter products as well as the spiralling nutrients and supplements consumers now use!

Oceans mHealth has three business models - the consumer app version (Apple & Android) a second B2B model for hospitals and insurance companies for both population health understanding and combining innovation with retention and loyalty of policy holders. Thirdly we will introduce a DNA import ability - where a consumer who has already taken a DNA Test can import there raw DNA file (VCF or BAM) and the Oceans mHealth app will match that to drug ingredients that you will react adversely to.

Oceans mHealth also has a Drug Match functionality enabling the user to match their medication to that overseas at product ingredient level, form and strength and to local or exact manufacturers. Suited for business travellers, holiday makers, and medical tourism