Compliance for California Cures Reporting Part of your responsibility as a dispensing physician in California is to comply with the CURES program, as mentioned below. MEDeRx’s dispensing software automates the burden of compliance by electronically submitting the CURES data to the appropriate agency. On January 1, 2009, The California office of the Attorney General, Bureau…
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MEDeRx is proud to announce that we have reached our ten year anniversary. We take this occasion to let you know how much we appreciate you for being an instrumental part of our Journey. What began as an idea to provide convenience to patients by allowing them to obtain their medications at the point…
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Sign Up Now! Free Trial with MEDeRx Curious whether or not dispensing medications to your patients at the point of care is the right fit for your practice? MEDeRx is now offering a free trial of its medication dispensing platform. The free trial includes access to our newest version of MEDeRx’s medication dispensing platform and training…
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Have you considered implementing point-of-care dispensing at your practice? Implementation and Execution Implementation of physician dispensing requires attention to detail before, during and after start-up. A key component is using capable medication dispensing software for ease of use and compliance. MEDeRx software is the leading software in the physician dispensing arena. Please contact us…
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The Benefits of Dispensing Technology A physician’s ability to dispense medications at their office has been simplified by dispensing technology. Here are a few examples: Labeling Each state requires that certain information be on a label of medications. Web-based software, such as MEDeRx, tracks each state’s specific requirements and will not allow your office to…
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How long does it take to set up an in-office medication dispensing program for my office? The Typical In-Office Installation and Staff Training Takes Less Than One Hour We often get asked how long it takes to install and train an office/staff for medication dispensing services. The answer in most cases is “less than one hour”.…
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Are your patients getting lost at the pharmacy? Facts Every Physician Should Know. Did you know the median wait time to fill a prescription is 45 minutes? Did you know that 1/3 of pharmacy customers had to return to their pharmacy or go to a different pharmacy to get their prescription filled? Did you know that…
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Does your practice store and dispense sample prescriptions? Rules and regulations to consider before doing so. As always, one should research your state’s pharmacy and medical licensing board’s regulations, concerning the storage, dispensing and labeling of prescription medications (such as drug samples), some other organizations have their own recommendations and policies concerning drug samples that…
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Do you know what a Prescription Drug Monitoring Program is? According to the National Alliance for Model State Drug Laws (NAMSDL), a Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, or PDMP, is a statewide electronic database which collects designated data on substances dispensed in the state. The PDMP is housed by a specified statewide regulatory, administrative or law enforcement agency. The…
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