
Drug & interaction lookup
Search any medicine to read its official label: indications, warnings, and the interactions section, straight from openFDA.

Public health data, made usable
MediCompass turns public sources such as openFDA drug labelling and ClinicalTrials.gov into plain-language lookups for patients, caregivers and clinic teams in Kelowna and across British Columbia.
Medical intelligence

Search any medicine to read its official label: indications, warnings, and the interactions section, straight from openFDA.

Search recruiting studies by condition and location using the public ClinicalTrials.gov registry.

Find walk-in clinics, pharmacies and hospitals in BC through HealthLink BC and city maps.

Turn your questions into a one-page brief for your doctor or pharmacist. Your notes stay in your browser.

Literature and coverage summaries for clinic teams, with every claim linked to its source.

Keep medication lists for the people you care for and check them against new prescriptions.





Live tools · public data
Official BC navigation and map searches.
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MediCompass is an information service, not medical advice. It does not diagnose or treat any condition. Always consult a qualified health professional.
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FAQ
No. MediCompass shows public information such as drug labels and trial listings. Always speak with a doctor or pharmacist before you change any treatment.
openFDA (U.S. FDA drug labelling), ClinicalTrials.gov (U.S. National Library of Medicine) and HealthLink BC links for BC care navigation.
The lookups on this page run in your browser against public APIs. Nothing is saved to an ARQS account unless you join a plan.
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