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OIG found serious failures in a focused set of nursing-home inspections, including missed pharmacist concerns and dose-reduction opportunities. The practical response is a review record that shows what was assessed, raised, answered, and revisited.
A practical reading of the remaining 2026 calendar—from focused ASCP regional education to larger aging-services and pharmacy meetings—and the buyer question each event is most likely to answer.
Most companies perform MRRs around an outdated computing paradigm: many pharmacists, many laptops (RxPertise), many databases.
Jay Loeper created RxPertise in the mid-90s. Here's why he built TrioMRR as a cloud-based alternative — and what RxPertise users should know before switching.
The 2026 measure uses a revised specification and additional data. Consultant pharmacists should understand the denominator and data sources before interpreting a facility trend.
A Reddit thread moved quickly from curiosity to skepticism. That is the right starting point: buyers need a demonstrated workflow, bounded use case, human review, failure path, and measurable result—not an AI badge.
We built DocStation Copilot to be everywhere for your pharmacy. Here's where we are - with plenty of room to grow. Join the beta release to become part of this story.
Pharmacies billing medical claims have gotten good at collecting from payers. Collecting from patients is a different story. Patient Billing is a new DocStation feature that closes that gap, giving your team a way to create invoices, send secure payment links, and track exactly what was collected, all without leavin…