Clinical-grade AI automatically improves the quality of medication records and frees clinicians from redundant tasks.
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Clinical-grade AI automatically improves the quality of medication records and frees clinicians from redundant tasks.
Get more comprehensive, accurate history for medication reconciliation. Then rely on clinical-grade AI to translate free text and safely infer missing prescription instruction (sig) data quickly and efficiently, streamlining medication workflows in a way that frees clinicians from routine tasks.
of sigs translated
fewer clicks and keystrokes
seconds saved per medication
Data Source: Average customer results from DrFirst data
“We’re receiving more complete and accurate prescription fill information, which means our staff doesn’t have to manually gather that data and complete those fields.”
Donald “Chip” Gerhardt, RPh
Clinical Pharmacy Informatics
WellSpan Health
Quickly confirm and renew prescriptions with fewer clicks and keystrokes. Clinical-grade AI translates medication details and populates them into the correct fields in your EHR, preventing potentially dangerous errors and saving precious time for ambulatory care providers.
Keystroke errors could mean the difference between a patient receiving 1.0mg and 10mg of a medication.
“Now, processing a mountain of electronic renewal requests in an already cluttered inbox can be done in seconds with one click.”
Jack Cheng, M.D.
Physician Informaticist
Northeast Georgia Health System
A standard data migration is a largely manual process that can take months, with clinical staff confirming information line by line. Clinical-grade AI improves legacy EHR data with less manual entry, errors, and overhead so medication data is successfully imported in hours.
patient records
converted from
legacy systems
of meds and sigs consumed into the Epic EHR
saved per patient record
AI, legacy EHR data conversion, and local pharmacy connections deliver 97% of medications for patients over 65.
Clinicians are spending more time providing care and less time manually gathering, entering, and confirming medications.
A 3-step process for managing high-risk patients and reducing ADEs.