Therigy Integrations

$1,950

Average cost of duplicating a patient record per patient¹

Prevent Duplicate Patient Records

Entering a duplicate patient health record leads to costly repeating medical care. With integration between the EHR and dispensing system, TherigySTM automatically reviews the health system's database and flags any patient who matches existing criteria.

If TherigySTM identifies a match, the existing record populates to prevent repeated work, which results in an average of $1,950 in cost savings per potential duplication.¹

[1] As cited by Becker’s Hospital Review, this value reflects record duplication for patients who had an inpatient stay.

$48,600

Average annual cost savings with automated patient encounter notes²

Eliminate Extra Manual Note Entries

Manually entering one patient encounter note into an EHR or dispensing system takes 20-45 minutes. On average, TherigySTM customers enter 5 patient encounter notes from the pharmacy per day.

With TherigySTM, automating the duplication of entries across the EHR and dispensing system, those customers saved nearly 12 hours each week on average—that's $48,600 in annual cost savings for each health system.²

^{[2] These calculations assume 20 minutes per note for a pharmacist earning $56.80 per hour, $81.00 per hour with benefits.}