The clinical evidence is settled. The infrastructure was what was missing.
Ayureon delivers the patient record at the point of care to independent community pharmacies, long-term care pharmacies, and regional pharmacy networks. Real-time ADT alerts when a panel patient is admitted or discharged. The discharge medication list before they walk back through your door. Documented interventions in a format payers and regulators recognize.
Infrastructure, not competency.
A community pharmacist today cannot pull a patient's recent labs from a hospital visit. Cannot retrieve a discharge medication list when a patient transitions back to the community pharmacy. Cannot document a clinical intervention in a format physicians, payers, or regulatory bodies recognize. Cannot receive real-time notification when a panel patient is admitted or discharged.
This is not a competency gap. The clinical evidence on pharmacist-led outcomes is settled — A1C control, BP management, medication adherence, readmission prevention, cost savings. The research is done.
The failure is in logistics and systems integration. Pharmacy management systems do not have access to QHIN (Qualified Health Information Network) data. Community pharmacies are locked out of the national health information networks that hospital pharmacists, clinics, and health systems use every day. Without that infrastructure, no amount of legislative expansion or scope authority changes the reality on the ground.
Notification to intervention to outcome.
Five steps from a hospital event to a documented pharmacist intervention — the workflow that keeps patients out of the ED and prevents medication errors at care transitions.
- Step 01ADT alert landsWhen a panel patient is admitted to or discharged from any participating facility, you get a real-time alert — typically within seconds of the event. Sourced from the THSA EDEN program in Texas and from CommonWell, Carequality, and direct hospital feeds nationally.
- Step 02Clinical summary pulled automaticallyAyureon queries the QHIN network and returns the patient's clinical summary — medications, lab results, diagnoses, discharge instructions — as a FHIR R4 Bundle. Median retrieval under 3 seconds across 14 sources.
- Step 03AI surfaces what changedOur clinical intelligence layer flags new prescriptions, discontinued therapies, potential drug-drug conflicts, and abnormal labs. You see what changed since the patient last walked into your store — not a wall of text to scan.
- Step 04Pharmacist intervenesMedication reconciliation. Patient outreach. Prescriber communication. Follow-up coordination. The clinical work pharmacists are trained to do, with the data that finally makes it possible to do it.
- Step 05Intervention documented for outcome and reimbursementLogged in your pharmacy management system and in a format aligned with the THSA Medication Reconciliation Charter and NCPDP standards. The intervention is now part of the record — visible to the broader care team, defensible to a payer, and available for outcomes research.
The standards regulators and payers already require.
The data model we work with, the bundles we return, and the conformance profiles that payers, regulators, and EHR vendors already require.
ADT subscriptions and notifications that map to the same standards used across the pharmacy network for transition-of-care events.
Reconciliation workflows and intervention documentation that align directly with the THSA Charter objectives.
Workflows aligned with CMS-0057-F prior auth interoperability and Cures Act information-blocking requirements.
Live in Q2 2026 with Lake Hills Pharmacy.
Our first production deployment goes live in Q2 2026 with the long-term care arm of Lake Hills Pharmacy — eight assisted living facilities, a high-acuity panel, frequent care transitions. Additional community pharmacy pilot sites are being added through Q3 2026.
Outcomes are measured by the UT Austin College of Pharmacy research team: A1C improvement, BP control, medication adherence, readmission prevention, ED visit reduction, and cost savings per patient. Results are intended for peer-reviewed publication and legislative testimony ahead of the next Texas session.
Pharmacy shapes we're built for.
The same interop layer serves every pharmacy archetype that needs access to the patient's full clinical record.
- Independent community pharmacies
The corner-store pharmacy that knows the patient, the family, and the prescriber — now with the clinical record to match.
- Long-term care and consultant pharmacies
High-acuity panels, frequent care transitions, and reconciliation work that compounds every shift. ADT-driven workflows close the gap between hospital and bedside.
- Regional chain pharmacies
Multi-site deployment with a single integration. Tenant-scoped credentials per location. Aggregated reporting at the network level.
- Pharmacy management system vendors
The interop layer accessible via API. Embed Ayureon retrieval, ADT subscription, and clinical synthesis directly into your PMS surface.
Tell us about your panel.
If you run a community pharmacy, a long-term care pharmacy, or a regional pharmacy network and you'd rather not spend the next legislative cycle watching someone else build this — let's talk.