PYMNTS.com March 13, 2024

Pharmacy software provider DocStation has launched a collaboration with pharmacy network CPESN USA designed to help pharmacies enter the medical billing space.

“Pharmacists’ roles expanded during the pandemic, leading to an increase in clinical services offered to patients,” the companies said in a Wednesday (March 13) news release.

“These services must also be billed to support the staff who offer such services. Together DocStation and CPESN USA are working to provide solutions that allow pharmacists to submit medical claims for clinical services they provide to their patients, reducing the amount of time spent on paperwork and other administrative tasks.”

According to the release, DocStation and CPSEN will team to offer guidance and education that helps pharmacies to get paid for...

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Topics: Partnerships, Pharma, Pharma / Biotech, RCM (Revenue Cycle Mgmt), Technology, Trends
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