™ Dustin Verzal
Dustin brings healthcare data systems experience and a parent's urgency. He knows care information only matters if people can understand it when life is moving.
Built by a tube-feeding family learning care at home.
We are Dustin and Vanessa Verzal. MediTracer began when our family came home from the NICU learning G-tube care, shaped by a parent's urgency, nursing judgment, and healthcare technology experience.
Care feels lighter when everyone sees the same day.
That belief came from our own home. We needed language that made sense and a shared view of the day when care was happening around a real family rhythm.
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Care came home with us.
Home from the NICU
Tired nights, supply runs, notes, handoffs, and the constant need to make the next step clear.
This started with our daughter.
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The day lived in pieces.
2 a.m. feeds
What happened was spread across a text thread, a sticky note, and whoever was awake. The next caregiver had to put it back together.
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Nursing judgment met healthcare data.
Two lenses
That mix gave us a simple filter: the product should make care easier to follow when the day is already full.
if it doesn’t make a hard day clearer, it doesn’t belong.
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One record the next caregiver can follow.
Tubular Daily Care
Built around what we needed most:
- Plain language when care is already hard.
- Routines that real helpers can understand quickly.
- Context that helps the next caregiver act with less guesswork.
Dustin and Vanessa built from both sides of the routine.
MediTracer brings together healthcare technology, nursing judgment, and the practical reality of care at home.
r/codex Weekly Showcase winner, 2026
That mix matters because this company is not built from a whiteboard problem. It came from parents trying to make sense of care at home while life kept moving.
Vanessa Verzal
Vanessa brings nursing experience and the practical filter of what families can actually keep up with during late nights, supply runs, handoffs, and appointments.
Care should stay human.
Reach out if your family is living something similar, if a care team perspective would help, or if there is context we should understand.