The pharmacy EHR pharmacists actually want to use.
Charts, SOAP notes, immunization records, CCM care plans, transitions of care, PrEP, smoking cessation, hormonal contraception — all in one chart, designed around how a pharmacist actually moves through their day. Not a hospital EHR with a pharmacy skin.
Epic was built for hospitals. Cerner was built for clinics. Neither was built for the counter.
Pharmacy clinical visits are short, high-volume, and structured around protocols — not 60-minute provider visits. When pharmacists are forced into a hospital EHR, the documentation burden alone kills the program.
- Templates assume a 30+ minute visit; pharmacy visits are 8–15 minutes
- No native concept of immunization billing alongside Rx dispensing
- CCM/MTM workflows require hours of custom build
- "Pharmacist" isn't a first-class user role — credentials don't map
- No connection to your dispensing system, so the chart and the script live in two worlds
- Cost structure assumes a hospital budget, not a 4-store independent
MedMe was built from day one as a pharmacy EHR. Every workflow, template, and code mapping starts from the way pharmacists actually deliver care.
A real CCM patient summary card from MedMe.
Every clinical service pharmacy delivers — already documented.
You don't build the templates. You don't build the workflows. You don't build the code mappings. We ship them. Your pharmacists log in, pick the service, and chart.
SOAP for pharmacy
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan — restructured around medication-related complaints. Pre-fills patient meds, allergies, conditions, and dispensing history from the Rx system.
Immunizations
VIS attestation, lot/expiry, site, route, IIS reporting (state-by-state), VAERS shortcut, and 90471/90472 billing on submit. Influenza, COVID, RSV, shingles, MMR, Td, HPV — all pre-built.
CCM care plans
20+ chronic conditions templated with goals, interventions, and outcomes. Care plan reviews trigger 99490/99491 billing. Patient-shared care plan PDF auto-generated.
MTM (CMR & TMR)
Comprehensive Medication Review and Targeted Medication Review templates — complete with MAP and PML auto-generation, ready for 99605/99606/99607 billing.
Transitions of Care
Hospital discharge follow-up, med rec, identification of post-discharge issues, and the 7- and 14-day follow-up cycle. Hooks into HIE feeds where available.
PrEP & PEP
Eligibility screening, baseline labs ordering, prescribing protocol per CDC 2025 guidance, 3-month follow-up, and state-by-state pharmacist-prescribing rule packs.
Smoking cessation
Five-A's intake, NRT/varenicline/bupropion protocol selection, follow-up cadence, and 99406/99407 billing for tobacco-cessation counseling.
Hormonal contraception
Pharmacist-prescribed hormonal contraception (where allowed) — risk screening per state protocol, BP, follow-up, and the corresponding service codes pre-mapped.
Custom protocols
Build your own service templates — POC testing, anticoagulation, naloxone distribution, weight management. Drag-and-drop fields. No engineering ticket required.
One screen. Everything the pharmacist needs to make a clinical decision.
Pharmacist sees medications, care-plan goals, and live encounter status — without switching tabs.
Connected to the Rx system you already run.
MedMe pulls patient demographics, allergies, active medications, dispensing history, and prescriber relationships directly from your Rx system — so your pharmacists don't re-key, and the chart is always current.
- PioneerRx — bidirectional, real-time
- BestRx — bidirectional, hourly sync
- McKesson Pharmacy Manager — read sync
- Liberty Software — bidirectional, real-time
- RxConnect — read sync, writeback Q3 2026
A pharmacy EHR you can defend in an audit.
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See the chart your pharmacists will actually want to open.
20-minute walkthrough. We'll load a sample CCM patient and chart a real encounter end-to-end.