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David Rossi
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Treat 3 introduces a new interface for your mobile device. Treat 3 also includes performance enhancements to help you work faster, and several other new prescribing features.

 

Treat 3.6

Treat 3.6 releases initial enhancements to its clinical interaction alerts and a change to the transmission of the prescribing address. 

 

Clinical Interaction Alert

  • Treat’s clinical interaction alerts receive an enhancement to help you review, continue, or remove the order in question. The alerts are now combined into one alert for all interaction types; drug-drug interactions, drug-allergy interactions, and duplicate interactions. A static drop down is now available to help you select the override reason, if applicable, for you to continue prescribing the order. Learn more about this feature. 

 

Use DEA Number Credentials Address to Prescribe

  • Treat now allows you to save an address to a States' e-prescribing credentials. You can store an address to each State License Number or DEA Number so that it may be used as the address to prescribe from when sending Controlled Substances. When prescribing, selecting the States' DEA Number will communicate the associated address to the pharmacy. Non-controlled substances will continue to use the facility’s address to prescribe (If enabled). If not enabled, the saved address will be used. Learn more about this feature. 

Treat 3.5

 

Treat releases a new feature, introducing the “What’s New” menu option to show you what is released in each update. Treat API customers also receive a new API and a webhook verification.

 

What's New

  • The Treat navigational menu in the top right of your screen receives a new option labeled “What’s New” . Here you will be able to see the description of any new features or enhancements for each Treat version update. If applicable, you will have the option to learn more about each feature next to its description where you may read its pertaining support article. You may also view full details about the release to review the release notes for all the updates to Treat.

 

Patient Allergies API

  • API customers can now get, create, and update patient allergies with the Allergies API.

    Get

    • List of all possible allergy options from MediSpan

    • List of all allergies for a patient

    • List of all possible allergy reactions

    Create (POST)

    • Add allergy for a patient

    Update (PUT)

    • Update an allergy for a patient to discontinue the allergy or mark it as an error.

 

Webhook Verification

  • API customers who set or update their webhook will be required to successful respond to a webhook request prior to the settings being saved. The SDK Support setting has been updated to allow for an email address that would be notified when a webhook call fails to be received successfully. Once a webhook call fails, the webhook process for that facility will be disabled until the webhook address is verified again through the facility SDK settings.

Treat 3.4

 

Treat 3.4 provides a refreshed onboarding experience for new prescribers and non-prescribers, as well as updates to API customers with a drug search API and a configurable iframe. 

 

Rename your Order Favorites

  • Renaming your favorite orders has been simplified to help you easily update its name and differentiate it from the others. Learn more about this feature. Learn more about this feature. 

 

Onboarding Redesign

  • Treat provides a redesigned onboarding experience to help guide prescribers and non-prescribers alike to start using Treat in a seamless step by step approach with all license specific activities and tasks clearly displayed.

  • The redesigned approach provides a hub for prescribers to view the actions needed and the activities coming up. The hub is a central location for onboarding activities where prescribers have the flexibility to review and decide whether to complete the activities all at once, in one sitting, or one at a time, in their own time. Learn more about this feature.

 

Configurable Iframe

  • Ability to change logo

  • Remove the DONE button

  • Remove the EDIT option to change the Prescriber

API customers can now configure their Treat iframe to change or update the logo by navigating to their SDK Support setting in the Facility tab of the settings for Treat. The option to remove the DONE and Prescriber EDIT button, can help customers manage the iframe experience for their prescribers.

 

Drug Search API

  • API Customers now have a drug search API to help search for and find National Drug Codes (NDC) for the prescription order.

Treat 3.3

 

Treat 3.3 introduces a key feature that allows prescribers to view prescription benefits in real-time. This improves the transparency between the patient and the pharmacy. You will also have the ability to add multiple medical licenses to prescribe outside of your state of residence. The update also includes a discount card and changes to Surescripts' quantity unit of measures that are available. 

 

Surescripts' Quantity Unit of Measure List Updated

  • Adhering to the most recent update from Surescripts, Treat is now operating using an updated list for its dispense units or ‘QUOM’ with some units decommissioned.

  • Treat may prompt you with an error message when an old QUOM is used in a saved favorite order or when trying to renew a prescription order with an old unit, so that you may select the appropriate one.

  • Be on the lookout as this may appear when selecting a favorite order, renewing a prescription order, or creating orders through our API.

 

UNA Discount Card

  • Treat is now partnering with United Networks of America to help provide a Discount Card for all the prescription orders submitted using Treat. This is a backend feature where our group ID with UNA will be shared to Surescripts and the pharmacy for a discount to be applied to the patients' prescription order. With the discount code, pharmacies can apply the discount during the time of payment from the patient.

  • Help your patients save money by making them aware of the possible savings with the UNA Discount Card.

 

 

Add multiple Med Licenses to prescribe outside of your state

  • Prescribers and facility administrators can now manage medical licenses under the Account and Facility settings.
  • Once registered and active in Treat, you can add and remove state medical licenses to your account.
  • After adding a license, you will be able to select the state and DEA Number combination when you prescribe controlled substances.

 

Prescribing Form Updated

  • You will now be able to view more of your favorite orders and enjoy a more scroll friendly experience with clean, easy to view, spacing in between fields.

Treat 3.2

 

Treat 3.2 brings a lot of power to the prescribing experience with key Surescripts features like Medication History, Eligibility, and Real Time Formulary to help prescribers improve the quality of their patients visit with more patient specific benefit coverage, medication alternatives, and copay information. Treat is now more secure with an additional PIN Identity Verification feature for new prescribers registering to e-prescribe controlled substances. 

 

Eligibility & Real Time Formulary

  • View a patients coverage eligibility or benefit information so you know what’s covered by their provider. Select a payer to view patient specific pharmacy and medication benefit information.
  • Provide your patient with more options by viewing and selecting therapeutic or payer provided alternatives for the selected medication.
  • You can now view a medications formulary status, coverage options, benefit information, and copay details to help you and your patient make informed decisions. Learn more about this feature. 

 

Medication History

  • When e-prescribing, decide what medication to prescribe based on your patients medication history for the past 12 months. View a list of medications previously prescribed to the patient across many pharmacies with Surescripts backed information. Learn more about this feature.

 

New Encounter Status

  • A new encounter will now reflect an Encounter created status while an encounter with orders added moves to an Order pending status. Filter by Status options remain the same allowing you to view those encounters that are pending or recently discharged.

 

Patient Card

  • Viewing and updating patient information is now simpler during the prescribing experience. The patient card within the encounter receives a revamp to ease you through all patient related information.

 

PIN Identity Verification

  • New EPCS licensed prescribers will now be required to enter a code before prescribing controlled substances. Once the prescriber has completed his identity proofing with our partners at Evident and Two Factor Authentication set up with Okta, prescriber may log in to self-approve, verify two-factor authentication, and enter PIN.

Treat 3.1

 

Treat 3.1 includes two key new features to enhance your prescribing experience while providing a more transparent experience with order and transmission statuses. 

 

Cancel Prescription Orders

 

Pharmacy-initiated Refills

  • Pharmacies can now electronically send prescription refill requests to Treat for providers to review, approve, reject, or edit. Refills can also be cancelled. Learn more about viewing a request and how to respond.
  • If a pharmacy sends an electronic refill request for a patient who does not exist in your Treat facility, you will now be able to add that patient to your patient list for the prescriber to review and respond to the request.

 

Retry Transmission

  • Confirmation page enhanced to provide the transmission status of all orders within the encounter and further guidance on actions to take. Use the retry button to manually re attempt the transmission once when an order faces transmission related issues.

 

Prescription Order Status

  • View the status of a prescription order previously sent.

Treat 3

 

Treat 3 introduces a new interface for prescribing from your mobile device.

 

Prescribe Using a Mobile Device

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