PRESS RELEASE—Medication Management Systems, Inc. (MMS), a leader in medication therapy management (MTM), today announced a new partnership that makes available, for the first time, an integrated software documentation solution to more effectively manage drug therapies and positively impact the quality of life of millions of seniors in the community and long-term care.
The American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) Foundation has selected MMS to create a business collaboration that brings together two state-of-the-art software systems:
- The Assurance System™ from MMS provides electronic clinical decision support tools, including up-to-date best practices guides in medication use, robust data analysis and reporting, a therapeutic medication record for each patient, and claims submissions.
- The ASCP Foundation’s Monitor-Rx™ identifies medications that may cause or contribute to common geriatric problems and provides medication-monitoring recommendations to assess and preemptively address potential medication-related problems.
Now a single, fully integrated system, Assurance System Plus Monitor-Rx™ provides pharmacists with the only comprehensive pharmacy practice management system for senior care and consultant pharmacy practice, combining a set of tools to identify potential medication-related problems, track patient encounters and outcomes, maintain compliance with current regulatory requirements, substantiate and manage claims for payment for pharmacist services, and allow for outcome and economic analysis.
“Assurance System Plus Monitor-Rx™ offers an affordable, hosted software and data management solution that consultant and senior care pharmacists can use to expand the broad range of services they already provide to our most vulnerable citizens,” said Nathan Schultz, Pharm.D., President and COO of MMS. “In addition, this new clinical practice management tool will enable pharmacists to deliver the quality medication management services that our elderly patients need while also providing the documentation necessary to support both provider communication and financial reimbursement.”
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