Clinical

Orders and Fulfillment

Durable Medical Equipment (DME) encompasses a variety of devices and supplies used or prescribed by healthcare providerse, often in the home setting. These include, but are not limited to, wheelchairs, nebulizers, ventilators, CPAP machies, hospital beds, and mobility aids. The essential characteristic of DME is its durability, allowing it to withstand repeated use over an extended period. It's designed to serve a medical purpose, making it crucial for individuals with chronic conditions, those recovering from surgery or injury, and the elderly seeking to maintain independence at home.

Durable Medical Equipment

Electronic Prescription products integrate with healthcare providers' EHR systems or web interfaces, enabling them to generate and send prescriptions digitally. These tools are designed to enhance patient safety and streamline the prescribing process by performing checks for potential drug-drug and drug-allergy interactions, as well as verifying medication dosages. Once finalized, the prescriptions are electronically transmitted to pharmacies for dispensation, thereby reducing errors associated with handwritten prescriptions and improving overall efficiency in medication management.

Electronic Prescriptions

Labs products offer interfaces for clinicians to order tests, facilitate the actual testing process whether in-office, at-home, or another convenient location, manage the logistics of delivering and processing test kits, and provide platforms for creating white-labeled or customizable diagnostic programs.

Labs

Pharmacy Services encompass a spectrum of direct retail, mail-order, and non-dispensing pharmacies, adapting to varied patient needs and healthcare settings. They can handle pharmaceutical fulfillment in-house or outsource it, with some offering compounding for customized medication formulations. Some of the pharmaceutical services providers have APIs for integration into other applications.

Imaging