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Easily track your Jackson-Pratt (JP) drain. Automatically capture, analyze, and share every data point—effortlessly. Scroll down for details.

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Track your Healing

"Simplify surgical drain tracking — monitor and log drainage amounts with clarity and confidence."

Create Procedure

Track a Procedure

Start by entering the surgery date and drain removal threshold to create a new procedure record. As part of this process, you’ll also create the first drain associated with the procedure, allowing you to begin tracking output immediately.

Dashboard

Dashboard for tracking

The dashboard provides an overview of the procedure, including the surgery date and drain removal threshold. Below, you’ll see a list of all active drains associated with the procedure, making it easy to monitor output status and manage entries at a glance.

Volume Tracker

Volume Tracker

Record new drainage entries for all active drains linked to a procedure. Each drain is listed, allowing you to quickly enter output amounts in one streamlined interface without switching between screens.

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Add a Drain

Additional drains can be added at any time to support the ongoing recovery process.

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Join Us

To make recovery safer and less stressful, we created a solution that replaces outdated drain tracking methods with intuitive digital tools—giving patients and providers the clarity they deserve.

We’re currently in beta testing and looking for more testers.
If you’re interested, email us at contact@draindata.org with the subject line “Join Testing.”


“Healthcare is about people. Data helps us see them more clearly.”
Dr. Farzad Mostashari, former National Coordinator for Health IT


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