QS/1 DeliveryRx 17+

Name: QS/1 DeliveryRx
Author: RedSail Technologies, LLC

RedSail Technologies, LLC

Designed for iPad

- Free

iPad Screenshots

Description

States with a legal requirement to report all drugs for PDMP reporting is now supported.

QS/1’s DeliveryRx is a prescription delivery application for iPads that does not require an Internet connection or cell phone signal at the point-of-delivery. DeliveryRx is an off-line app that downloads transactions, captures signatures, accepts cash or checks at the point-of-delivery and allows deliveries for multiple stores on the same device. Completed transactions can be uploaded to QS/1 Pharmacy Management Systems via the pharmacy’s Wi-Fi. DeliveryRx features include, the ability to download transactions directly to the device; capture required signatures (HIPAA, controlled substance, etc.); accept cash or check payments; assign a driver/delivery person to each device; add charge amounts for each delivery and display driver/delivery notes. DeliveryRx streamlines the delivery process while increasing productivity and ensuring QS/1 Customers have the tools needed to remain competitive in an evolving healthcare environment.

Disclaimer: This app uses GPS to determine your location for the map function. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

Jul 6, 2023

Version 1.6.6

States are now requiring reporting of dispensed prescriptions based on date sold (i.e. when the patient receives the prescription) for all drugs to the state PDMP. DeliveryRx application will now prompt for ID for all prescriptions when the new "Require ID" option for "All Drugs" is turned on in the NRx application.

Delivery Pharmacist

Works as advertised, does not scan drivers license on C-2's as full POS. Really needs to correct that as typing every data field at the stop is too cumbersome .

The developer, RedSail Technologies, LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.