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Surescripts Medication History for Reconciliation

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Overview

Surescripts is not a standalone software application but a health information network that provides foundational data services. Its Medication History for Reconciliation service delivers comprehensive prescription fill data directly into a provider's EHR workflow. By connecting to a vast network of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and pharmacies, it gives clinicians a more complete picture of what medications a patient has actually been prescribed and dispensed, which is critical for accurate reconciliation, especially at admission, discharge, and transfer.

✨ Key Features

  • Access to data from 95% of PBMs and pharmacies
  • Real-time delivery of 12 months of medication history
  • Deduplicated and standardized data format
  • Delivered directly into EHR/HIS workflows
  • Includes prescription fill data, not just prescribing data
  • Sig IQ feature to translate free-text sigs

🎯 Use Cases (4)

Powering medication reconciliation modules within EHRs Providing accurate medication lists at hospital admission Identifying potential medication adherence issues Informing clinical decisions in ambulatory and acute care

✅ Best For

  • Providing foundational medication data for nearly all US-based EHRs.

💡 Check With Vendor

Verify these considerations match your specific requirements:

  • Direct use by a small clinic (it's an integration, not a standalone product).

💻 Platforms

API

🔌 Integrations

Virtually all major EHR vendors (Epic, Cerner, Allscripts, etc.) Pharmacy Management Systems Health Information Exchanges (HIEs)

🛟 Support Options

  • ✓ Email Support
  • ✓ Phone Support
  • ✓ Dedicated Support (Varies (Support provided through EHR vendor) tier)

🔒 Compliance & Security

✓ SOC 2 ✓ HIPAA ✓ BAA Available ✓ EHNAC Accredited

💰 Pricing

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