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Posted On: 08/26/2021 4:48:22 PM
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Newbies EagleForce Health is working with Dalton on opioid tracking. Eagleforces has the CRx Monitor, which tracks Class II - Class V medications
EagleForce Health’s CRx MONITOR™ tracks Class II-Class V medications in real time through connections to pharmacies, healthcare providers, and health care settings across the nation. Our proven technology integrates with existing pharmacy transaction systems and workflow to monitor the complete lifecycle of the prescription “fill” process from auto-submission of a clean electronic prescription of Controlled Substances, to automated intake and screening. This real-time processing and safeguarding against fraud and abuse is capable of tracking beyond State borders and has the capability to identify and stop improper cash transactions.
CRx MONITOR™ provides real-time controlled substance abuse monitoring and alerting based on State by State Morphine Equivalent standards and established business rules. The system was developed as an extension of our nationally recognized Real-Time Benefits Investigation (RTBI) solution that interrogates medication transactions for both commercial and government insurance coverage. The CRx MONITOR ™ establishes a universal ID (Master Patient Index) using its proprietary advanced analytics methodologies to identify patients across disparate systems including the ability to cross reference name spelling variances. With our published and exposed API, Integration can occur at the point of prescription origination within the EMR or at the pharmacy. CRx MONITOR™ has an established connection to every retail pharmacy in the country. In addition, the EagleForce Health Attestation Center for Program Integrity™ (ACPI) is a separate system that introduces call center service operators who perform a real-time audit of the CRx MONITOR™ allowing pharmacists and providers to over-ride a rejection for legitimate Opioid prescriptions based on defined business rules (i.e. an authorized increase of prescription dosage).
REAL-TIME CONTROLLED PRESCRIPTION MONITORING & AUTOMATED ALERT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF OPIOID PRESCRIPTIONS INCLUDING:
Real-Time Prescription Monitoring System (CRx MONITOR™) Restricts Opioid Abuse at the Pharmacy and Prescribing Workflow
Attestation Center for Program Integrity Provides Real-Time Auditing of the CRx MONITOR™ System
Persistent Inventory Management of Controlled Substance Inventory
Real-Time Cash Pay Transaction Monitoring
Real-Time Analytics Dashboard for Monitoring Provider & Pharmacy Abuse Patterns
Automatic Registration and Report Generation of Provider and Pharmacist DEA check of PDMP Registries
Opioid diversion and abuse is a major public health issue in the United States. Expanding access to secure and vital information and integrating disparate systems across the healthcare enterprise strengthens nationwide efforts to reduce opioid misuse, fraud, and abuse.
PDMP INFORMATION IS FRAGMENTED AND INCOMPLETE Independent state PDMP databases have limited access to medication history
REPORTING LATENCY Current systems are updated typically days or more post transaction
CASH PAY TRANSACTIONS OFTEN GO UNDETECTED
Current systems lack interoperability for cash transactions
LIMITED eRx/ EHR INTEGRATION No existing real-time alerts & support at point-of-prescribing
REPORTING TRANSPARENCY Accountability for pharmacists and providers
EagleForce Health’s CRx MONITOR™ connects pharmacies, healthcare providers, and health care settings across the nation without limitations to state borders. Our proven technology solution integrates with existing pharmacy and EMR solutions to monitor the complete life cycle, from auto-submission of a clean electronic prescription of Controlled Substances, to automated intake and screening, real-time processing and safeguarding against fraud and abuse. CRx MONITOR™ provides real-time controlled substance abuse monitoring and alerting based on your established company, State and DEA business rules. The system was developed as an extension of our nationally recognized Real-Time Benefits Investigation (RTBI) solution that interrogates medication transactions for both commercial and government insurance coverage. The system establishes a universal ID (Master Patient Index) using its proprietary advanced analytics methodologies to identify patients across disparate systems including the ability to cross reference name spelling variances. Integration can occur at the point of prescribe within the EMR, a switch/hub or at the pharmacy. CRx MONITOR™ has an established connection to every retail pharmacy in the country. In addition, the EagleForce Health Attestation Center for Program Integrity™ (ACPI) is a separate system that performs a real-time audit of the CRx MONITOR™ allowing pharmacists and providers to over-ride a rejection for legitimate Opioid prescriptions based on defined business rules (i.e. an authorized increase of prescription dosage).
The EagleForce Health CRx MONITOR™ infrastructure is built to scale to the entire 295 million US opioid transaction volume.
https://www.theeagleforce.net/docs/crx_monito...t_2018.pdf
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EagleForce Health’s CRx MONITOR™ tracks Class II-Class V medications in real time through connections to pharmacies, healthcare providers, and health care settings across the nation. Our proven technology integrates with existing pharmacy transaction systems and workflow to monitor the complete lifecycle of the prescription “fill” process from auto-submission of a clean electronic prescription of Controlled Substances, to automated intake and screening. This real-time processing and safeguarding against fraud and abuse is capable of tracking beyond State borders and has the capability to identify and stop improper cash transactions.
CRx MONITOR™ provides real-time controlled substance abuse monitoring and alerting based on State by State Morphine Equivalent standards and established business rules. The system was developed as an extension of our nationally recognized Real-Time Benefits Investigation (RTBI) solution that interrogates medication transactions for both commercial and government insurance coverage. The CRx MONITOR ™ establishes a universal ID (Master Patient Index) using its proprietary advanced analytics methodologies to identify patients across disparate systems including the ability to cross reference name spelling variances. With our published and exposed API, Integration can occur at the point of prescription origination within the EMR or at the pharmacy. CRx MONITOR™ has an established connection to every retail pharmacy in the country. In addition, the EagleForce Health Attestation Center for Program Integrity™ (ACPI) is a separate system that introduces call center service operators who perform a real-time audit of the CRx MONITOR™ allowing pharmacists and providers to over-ride a rejection for legitimate Opioid prescriptions based on defined business rules (i.e. an authorized increase of prescription dosage).
REAL-TIME CONTROLLED PRESCRIPTION MONITORING & AUTOMATED ALERT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF OPIOID PRESCRIPTIONS INCLUDING:
Real-Time Prescription Monitoring System (CRx MONITOR™) Restricts Opioid Abuse at the Pharmacy and Prescribing Workflow
Attestation Center for Program Integrity Provides Real-Time Auditing of the CRx MONITOR™ System
Persistent Inventory Management of Controlled Substance Inventory
Real-Time Cash Pay Transaction Monitoring
Real-Time Analytics Dashboard for Monitoring Provider & Pharmacy Abuse Patterns
Automatic Registration and Report Generation of Provider and Pharmacist DEA check of PDMP Registries
Opioid diversion and abuse is a major public health issue in the United States. Expanding access to secure and vital information and integrating disparate systems across the healthcare enterprise strengthens nationwide efforts to reduce opioid misuse, fraud, and abuse.
PDMP INFORMATION IS FRAGMENTED AND INCOMPLETE Independent state PDMP databases have limited access to medication history
REPORTING LATENCY Current systems are updated typically days or more post transaction
CASH PAY TRANSACTIONS OFTEN GO UNDETECTED
Current systems lack interoperability for cash transactions
LIMITED eRx/ EHR INTEGRATION No existing real-time alerts & support at point-of-prescribing
REPORTING TRANSPARENCY Accountability for pharmacists and providers
EagleForce Health’s CRx MONITOR™ connects pharmacies, healthcare providers, and health care settings across the nation without limitations to state borders. Our proven technology solution integrates with existing pharmacy and EMR solutions to monitor the complete life cycle, from auto-submission of a clean electronic prescription of Controlled Substances, to automated intake and screening, real-time processing and safeguarding against fraud and abuse. CRx MONITOR™ provides real-time controlled substance abuse monitoring and alerting based on your established company, State and DEA business rules. The system was developed as an extension of our nationally recognized Real-Time Benefits Investigation (RTBI) solution that interrogates medication transactions for both commercial and government insurance coverage. The system establishes a universal ID (Master Patient Index) using its proprietary advanced analytics methodologies to identify patients across disparate systems including the ability to cross reference name spelling variances. Integration can occur at the point of prescribe within the EMR, a switch/hub or at the pharmacy. CRx MONITOR™ has an established connection to every retail pharmacy in the country. In addition, the EagleForce Health Attestation Center for Program Integrity™ (ACPI) is a separate system that performs a real-time audit of the CRx MONITOR™ allowing pharmacists and providers to over-ride a rejection for legitimate Opioid prescriptions based on defined business rules (i.e. an authorized increase of prescription dosage).
The EagleForce Health CRx MONITOR™ infrastructure is built to scale to the entire 295 million US opioid transaction volume.
https://www.theeagleforce.net/docs/crx_monito...t_2018.pdf
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