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Improvement in medication adherence is a key factor for producing better outcomes
and lower costs in caring for patients with chronic conditions. Clinicians need
easier and more cost effective ways to monitor adherence while making decisions
about prescribed treatments. MedsIncontextTM focuses on improving both patient adherence
and treatment appropriateness by providing clinicians with up-to-date information
about changes in a patient’s behavioral and clinical risks and by placing that information
in context along the dimensions of medical condition and time.
Our solution is especially useful for managing patients with:
- Polypharmacy issues and complex conditions
- Conditions that require different therapeutic options as they progress in stages
- Situations that would benefit from better long-term monitoring
Please join us in applying new and better solutions for managing medication adherence:
- Apply evidence-based rules and clinical taxonomy to quickly define relationships
among prescribed medications, patient adherence, lab results, and biometrics. Benefit
from easy-to-use risk quadrants.
- Know when asking "What else is at play?" may be more important than any single answer
- Enable near real-time access to certified data sourced from EHRs, retail pharmacies,
PBMs, and diagnostic lab centers nationwide.
- Pinpoint polypharmacy issues through easy-to-view visuals that include out-of-network prescriptions, adherence, labs,
and biometrics.
- Save time with auto-messaging and automated phone calls that track, code, and triage
patient's answers to the right staff member for outreach.
- Get a head start in rapidly reviewing the patient’s historical context. Understand
the patient's reasons for deviating from a prescribed regimen and learn about "what's
getting in the way" before you even see or talk with the patient.
- Complement your EHR and care management registry with ready-to-use solutions that
take advantage of our APIs and integrate easily into your existing systems and clinical
workflow.