The PreventScripts program helps you identify and intervene with your patients who are at risk for developing diabetes and hypertension and who may already have a diagnosis of metabolic syndrome or obesity. Rather than refer out of your practice to a specialist or specific third party program, we help you implement a clinic based prevention program that brings in additional revenue to your practice and helps your patients get healthy. Our color coded platform helps soften the shame and difficulties in bringing up the conversation of lifestyle disease with your patients. We help you show your patients the numbers and encourage them to track their health behaviors as well as biometrics over time.

There are a variety of pricing models which depend on the features of the product, integrations, and specific outcomes attained with the product. Many of us price our products in a SAAS model. SAAS models can be per patient, or they can be per provider. Tiered SAAS pricing is common and we use Tiered SAAS pricing at PreventScripts, for an unlimited number of patients. When evaluating digital health pricing models keep the following points in mind:

1. The Physician user target of the digital health product. (is this a product for ALL physicians to use? or is this a specific product for a specific kind of physician)
2. Incidence of the particular patient group that the digital health product. (Is this an intervention for a specific patient group? or is this a “portal” for the use of all patients”)
3. Integrations with EHR. (PreventScripts Integration with your EHR takes 12 to 16 weeks and adds some cost.)

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First, the PreventScripts implementation and training sessions include a high level overview of implementation and billing codes. Second, we dive into an in depth evaluation of your reimbursement expected within your payer contracts. Third, we train your clinical and billing staff on the codes generated with the PreventScripts platform in the context of your office workflow. On “ Go- live” day, you will begin implementing the platform and billing and coding for reimbursement.  

At PreventScripts we take your patient’s privacy very seriously. Through PreventScripts you are offering a program to help engage and activate your patients. Your patients will consent to using the PreventScripts program and to your access of their remotely monitored data. Upon download they will accept our privacy policy here. Of course your patients may opt out of the program at any time.  

At PreventScripts we take your patients data security seriously. Our Chief Medical Officer reviews our User Access Permission Control policy quarterly. Patient data is encrypted at a 256 bit encryption level and is encrypted in motion and at rest.  

Each malpractice carrier will have a different policy for their coverage for remote monitoring. Our product is intended for the early intervention of patients who are overweight or obese and are in the pre-hypertension and/or pre-diabetic range. This is the group with the best potential to make iterative lifestyle changes and avoid chronic disease. Our stance is that early intervention and remote monitoring in this group of patients enhances the physician patient relationship lowering overall malpractice risk. The pre-disease group of patients is inherently a lower risk group of patients in terms of their risk of an adverse outcome such as stroke related to an out of range biometric reading. Our software is color coded with evidence based advice regarding green, yellow, and red ranges. PreventScripts messaging triages the patient according to their biometrics including immediate ER evaluation for American Heart Association, American Diabetes Association, and Institute of Medicine ranges and recommendations. We recommend contacting your malpractice carrier regarding the PreventScripts program. Please notify us as we are pleased to speak with your carrier on your behalf. The preventive nature of our program qualifies with some med mal carriers as a risk management tool qualifying you for malpractice discounts.  

PreventScripts utilizes Direct Secure Messaging, commonly referred to as Direct, which is a secure communication transport mechanism for sensitive information over the open internet. While appearing like email, Direct Secure Messaging utilizes digital certificates and a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to encrypt the contents of a message, meaning only the intended recipient can decrypt the message. Today, Direct Secure Messaging utilizes the foundation of the Direct Standard™, and is a widely deployed and accessible means for communicating sensitive health information to other trusted parties. Considered a “push” interoperability mechanism because of the sender “pushing” a message to the receiver, Direct Secure Messaging is a cornerstone of facilitating interoperability between disparate health technologies and organizations.

Allscripts, Athena Health, Cerner, E-Clinical Works, Epic, Evident, Greenway, Meditech, Next Gen all utilize the direct message protocol to communicate with third parties in healthcare. A more exhaustive list can be found HERE.

Yes, PreventScripts is FHIR enabled.

SMART Health IT was launched with a New England Journal of Medicine article proposing a universal API (application programming interface) to transform EHRs into platforms for substitutable iPhone-like apps. With federal investment, SMART on FHIR was developed as an open, free and standards-based API. Innovators use it to write an app once and have it run anywhere in the healthcare system. After successful lobbying of Congress and then the Department of Health and Human Services by the SMART team, the 21st Century Cures Act and 2020 Final Rule from the ONC made SMART a certification requirement. The Final Rule also specifies our SMART/HL7 FHIR Bulk Data Access API, or Flat FHIR API, which enables access to patient-level data across a patient population, supporting myriad use cases across healthcare, research, and public health ecosystems. Put simply, Flat FHIR is a standard to enable “push button” population health.

Put simply, Flat FHIR is a standard to enable “push button” population health. More on SMART on FHIR HERE.

Consistently monitoring and evaluating the state of the field and our product’s outputs is a value for PreventScripts. More information about PreventScripts research and how we partner with Population Health, Quality Improvement and Digital Health researchers can be found HERE.

At PreventScripts our mission is to simultaneously solve the OBESITY and PRIMARY CARE SPENDING problems by helping primary care doctors identify and intervene early with their overweight and obese patients at risk for diabetes and hypertension with our tech-enabled remote monitoring Prevention Management Program.

The PreventScripts program helps you identify and intervene with your patients who are at risk for developing diabetes and hypertension and who may already have a diagnosis of metabolic syndrome or obesity. Rather than refer out of your practice to a specialist or specific third party program, we help you implement a clinic based prevention program that brings in additional revenue to your practice and helps your patients get healthy. Our color coded platform helps soften the shame and difficulties in bringing up the conversation of lifestyle disease with your patients. We help you show your patients the numbers and encourage them to track their health behaviors as well as biometrics over time.

There are a variety of pricing models which depend on the features of the product, integrations, and specific outcomes attained with the product. Many of us price our products in a SAAS model. SAAS models can be per patient, or they can be per provider. Tiered SAAS pricing is common and we use Tiered SAAS pricing at PreventScripts, for an unlimited number of patients. When evaluating digital health pricing models keep the following points in mind:

1. The Physician user target of the digital health product. (is this a product for ALL physicians to use? or is this a specific product for a specific kind of physician)
2. Incidence of the particular patient group that the digital health product. (Is this an intervention for a specific patient group? or is this a “portal” for the use of all patients”)
3. Integrations with EHR. (PreventScripts Integration with your EHR takes 12 to 16 weeks and adds some cost.)

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First, the PreventScripts implementation and training sessions include a high level overview of implementation and billing codes. Second, we dive into an in depth evaluation of your reimbursement expected within your payer contracts. Third, we train your clinical and billing staff on the codes generated with the PreventScripts platform in the context of your office workflow. On “ Go- live” day, you will begin implementing the platform and billing and coding for reimbursement.  

At PreventScripts we take your patient’s privacy very seriously. Through PreventScripts you are offering a program to help engage and activate your patients. Your patients will consent to using the PreventScripts program and to your access of their remotely monitored data. Upon download they will accept our privacy policy here. Of course your patients may opt out of the program at any time.  

At PreventScripts we take your patients data security seriously. Our Chief Medical Officer reviews our User Access Permission Control policy quarterly. Patient data is encrypted at a 256 bit encryption level and is encrypted in motion and at rest.  

Each malpractice carrier will have a different policy for their coverage for remote monitoring. Our product is intended for the early intervention of patients who are overweight or obese and are in the pre-hypertension and/or pre-diabetic range. This is the group with the best potential to make iterative lifestyle changes and avoid chronic disease. Our stance is that early intervention and remote monitoring in this group of patients enhances the physician patient relationship lowering overall malpractice risk. The pre-disease group of patients is inherently a lower risk group of patients in terms of their risk of an adverse outcome such as stroke related to an out of range biometric reading. Our software is color coded with evidence based advice regarding green, yellow, and red ranges. PreventScripts messaging triages the patient according to their biometrics including immediate ER evaluation for American Heart Association, American Diabetes Association, and Institute of Medicine ranges and recommendations. We recommend contacting your malpractice carrier regarding the PreventScripts program. Please notify us as we are pleased to speak with your carrier on your behalf. The preventive nature of our program qualifies with some med mal carriers as a risk management tool qualifying you for malpractice discounts.  

PreventScripts utilizes Direct Secure Messaging, commonly referred to as Direct, which is a secure communication transport mechanism for sensitive information over the open internet. While appearing like email, Direct Secure Messaging utilizes digital certificates and a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to encrypt the contents of a message, meaning only the intended recipient can decrypt the message. Today, Direct Secure Messaging utilizes the foundation of the Direct Standard™, and is a widely deployed and accessible means for communicating sensitive health information to other trusted parties. Considered a “push” interoperability mechanism because of the sender “pushing” a message to the receiver, Direct Secure Messaging is a cornerstone of facilitating interoperability between disparate health technologies and organizations.

Allscripts, Athena Health, Cerner, E-Clinical Works, Epic, Evident, Greenway, Meditech, Next Gen all utilize the direct message protocol to communicate with third parties in healthcare. A more exhaustive list can be found HERE.

Yes, PreventScripts is FHIR enabled.

SMART Health IT was launched with a New England Journal of Medicine article proposing a universal API (application programming interface) to transform EHRs into platforms for substitutable iPhone-like apps. With federal investment, SMART on FHIR was developed as an open, free and standards-based API. Innovators use it to write an app once and have it run anywhere in the healthcare system. After successful lobbying of Congress and then the Department of Health and Human Services by the SMART team, the 21st Century Cures Act and 2020 Final Rule from the ONC made SMART a certification requirement. The Final Rule also specifies our SMART/HL7 FHIR Bulk Data Access API, or Flat FHIR API, which enables access to patient-level data across a patient population, supporting myriad use cases across healthcare, research, and public health ecosystems. Put simply, Flat FHIR is a standard to enable “push button” population health.

Put simply, Flat FHIR is a standard to enable “push button” population health. More on SMART on FHIR HERE.

Consistently monitoring and evaluating the state of the field and our product’s outputs is a value for PreventScripts. More information about PreventScripts research and how we partner with Population Health, Quality Improvement and Digital Health researchers can be found HERE.

At PreventScripts our mission is to simultaneously solve the OBESITY and PRIMARY CARE SPENDING problems by helping primary care doctors identify and intervene early with their overweight and obese patients at risk for diabetes and hypertension with our tech-enabled remote monitoring Prevention Management Program.