Rx.com Community Healthcare Network launches clinical services documentation platform to track MTM, CMR

FORT WORTH, Texas — Rx.com Community Healthcare Network on Friday announced the release of the Care Rx application — a streamlined, patient-centric approach to clinical outcomes. Care Rx serves as a complete clinical services documentation platform for patient-focused medication therapy management, clinical disease management results and wellness programs. 

 

“The best feature of Care Rx is its flexibility. You can use your own custom MTM program if a local health plan requires it for network access or you can use one supplied by PDX,” said PDX CEO Jeff Farris. “Also, gaining momentum in the market is the push to provide accessible healthcare professionals that can offer patient services in convenient locations. We believe Care Rx equips pharmacists with a flexible clinical services platform necessary to remain competitive in this outcomes-based environment.”

 

With the Care Rx application, pharmacies are now able to collect data, perform MTM sessions, track medication adherence, perform Comprehensive Medication Reviews, execute high-touch specialty drug clinical programs, enter lab results, record activities such as vaccinations, and give pharmacists the opportunity to collaborate with patients in wellness programs. Care Rx also provides Rx.com Performance Network participants the opportunity to perform Manufacturer-provided MTM questions, modules and sessions that focus on the patient, drug and disease. 

 

Care Rx is integrated with PDX’s Enterprise Pharmacy System, the Community Pharmacy System and the PDX Classic system and is available via a secure sign-on from any web browser. When the Care Rx application is enabled within one of the compatible systems, pharmacists log in via the Patient Information page in which patient identification and triggers can be established to identify MTM opportunities. 

 

Integrated with the Rx.com Electronic Pharmacy Record, Care Rx facilitates the real-time aggregation of clinical data into a patient’s EHR. Data collected through MTM sessions — including any standardized records as well as lab results — become part of the patient’s clinical view. This data—along with prescription data—provides a comprehensive view of a patient’s overall health care status.