The problem:

No profession has a more dynamic and rapidly expanding language than the healthcare profession. New medical terms are introduced daily... new operative procedures, new instruments, new medications, new equipment, new techniques, new research terms, new diagnostics, new laboratory tests, acronyms, eponyms...the list goes on and on! Many of these essential terms won't be found in your favorite medical dictionaries, medical wordbooks, or conventional medical spell checkers for years...if at all!

The solution:

Spell-X-Plus is the solution for staying up to date with the dynamic and rapidly expanding healthcare language. Spell-X-Plus is an annual subscription service which provides quarterly software updates for new medical and pharmaceutical words. Your software updates can be downloaded directly from this website or mailed to you on disk.

This service allows anyone who types medical or pharmaceutical terms to stay up to date with the latest words in medicine. Just install the new update each quarter and Spell-X-Plus will keep you on the leading edge of the medical language!

Imagine... instead of waiting a year for an updated medical speller, you can turn your compatible software into a virtual medical spell checking machine with the very newest medical and pharmaceutical words! No other medical spell checker brings you this exciting option!

Spellex Development continuously reviews current medical literature and information sources including FDA bulletins and reports, clinical research reports, on-line medical and pharmaceutical computer databases, medical language publications, medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers' literature and bulletins, PhRMA reports, and dozens of selected healthcare publications, to keep you on the leading edge of medical terminology.

• All new medications approved by the FDA
• All new medical devices approved by the FDA
• Newly introduced investigational and experimental drugs
• New OTC drugs and prescription pharmaceuticals
• New chemotherapy drugs
• New medical terminology
• New surgical procedures
• New diagnostic procedures
• New orphan drugs
• New diseases and treatments
• New laboratory tests
• New abbreviations
• New acronyms
• All Spellex software changes and enhancements