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Wednesday, March 13, 2024
AUSTIN, Texas, March 13, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- DocStation, a pioneer in pharmacy software innovations such as automated billing, is partnering with CPESN® USA, a network of high-performing, clinically-integrated local pharmacies, to facilitate pharmacies' entry into the medical billing arena.
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- AUSTIN, Texas, March 13, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- DocStation, a pioneer in pharmacy software innovations such as automated billing, is partnering with CPESN® USA, a network of high-performing, clinically-integrated local pharmacies, to facilitate pharmacies' entry into the medical billing arena.
- "On behalf of the leadership team at CPESN® USA, I'd like to express our collective enthusiasm about the collaboration with DocStation and their distinctive, datashare-compliant medical billing platform," said Troy Trygstad, PharmD, MBA, PhD, Executive Director of CPESN® USA.
- "The CPESN network of 3,500 community-based pharmacies has consistently led in uniting payers, pharmacies, and communities to enhance local health services.
- CPESN® USA and DocStation are working together to master the payer landscape and streamline medical billing.
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Soft drink AUSTIN, Texas, June 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- DocStation, a leading provider of innovative pharmacy software solutions, is proud to announce the launch of its groundbreaking Auto-Billing functionality, a revolutionary feature that transforms revenue streams for pharmacies. With this cutting-edge AI-powered technology, DocStation empowers pharmacists to unlock new financial opportunities while delivering exceptional patient care.
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- AUSTIN, Texas, June 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- DocStation, a leading provider of innovative pharmacy software solutions, is proud to announce the launch of its groundbreaking Auto-Billing functionality, a revolutionary feature that transforms revenue streams for pharmacies.
- "By harnessing the efficiencies of workflow automation powered by AI, we're making it easy for pharmacies to tap into clinical revenue streams and enhance their role in healthcare.
- This is the first of many solutions we'll be releasing to help pharmacies grow revenue exponentially and expand service offerings."
- By simplifying billing processes, streamlining workflows, and unlocking new revenue streams, DocStation is revolutionizing how pharmacies provide care.
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Healthcare AUSTIN, Texas, March 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- This April, pharmacies across West Virginia will join a statewide effort to educate and assess at-risk patients who are prescribed opioid medications. DocStation will serve as a partner with the Nalox(ONE) Program, empowering pharmacists to track and evaluate the program's impact of preventing and reducing opioid-related misuse and overdoses.
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- DocStation will serve as a partner with the Nalox(ONE) Program, empowering pharmacists to track and evaluate the program's impact of preventing and reducing opioid-related misuse and overdoses.
- Approximately 20 pharmacies through Fruth Pharmacy, PursueCareRX, and the Community Pharmacy Enhanced Services Network of West Virginia will participate.
- This innovative program offers DocStation, based in Austin Texas, an opportunity to expand its reach to area pharmacies in the West Virginia market.
- The Nalox(ONE) Program is funded in part by State Opioid Response funding through the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources.
b'AUSTIN, Texas, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- DocStation , a patient care management platform for pharmacists, is partnered with the ONE Rx Project as its exclusive software provider.\nThe Opioid and Naloxone Education (ONE) Project was developed by faculty at North Dakota State University School of Pharmacy and their partners to combat opioid misuse.
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- b'AUSTIN, Texas, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- DocStation , a patient care management platform for pharmacists, is partnered with the ONE Rx Project as its exclusive software provider.\nThe Opioid and Naloxone Education (ONE) Project was developed by faculty at North Dakota State University School of Pharmacy and their partners to combat opioid misuse.
- The project uniquely targets pharmacist interventions at the point of dispensing, allowing for the greatest opportunity to impact the patient\'s treatment.
- Currently, more than 50 pharmacies in North Dakota use DocStation for ONE Rx to manage over 7,600 patients.\n"DocStation is proud to be partnering with ONE Rx," says DocStation product manager Aubree Dorr.
- "We strongly believe in the importance of pharmacists as frontline care providers and are excited to be working with ONE Rx to fight opioid misuse.
After completing residency training, Anderegg moved into healthcare administration and became frustrated with the underutilization of pharmacists as a clinical resource.
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- After completing residency training, Anderegg moved into healthcare administration and became frustrated with the underutilization of pharmacists as a clinical resource.
- He and Matz met in Austin and mapped out a plan to build a platform that empowers pharmacists as healthcare providers.\nDocStation partners with health plans to administer clinical programs through America\'s vast network of pharmacies.
- The DocStation platform leverages built-in intelligence to identify at-risk patients and guides pharmacists to close gaps in care.
- Health plans pay pharmacists to improve patient outcomes through value-based incentives configured in the platform.\nOver several decades, pharmacists have become increasingly involved in patient care, but lack a clear pathway to payment for services.
