MedMe is the modular, AI-native pharmacy platform built to integrate with your existing technology stack and operate as a strategic partner, not just a software vendor, driving the clinical strategy across your network.
We've operated alongside enterprise pharmacy networks for years, and the platform reflects that: dedicated implementation, clinical, and engineering leads on every enterprise account, with a roadmap shaped by enterprise customer input.
Not retrofitted from a generic EHR. Every component is purpose-built for pharmacy clinical services, from scheduling through billing.
Four AI agents integrated across the clinical journey. Not features bolted onto a legacy product.
The only platform with a working playbook for clinical-services rollout across the largest pharmacy networks in North America.
Enterprises grow into clinical services in stages. We are a strategic partner at each one, so the platform you start with at Stage 01 is the same platform that runs full clinics and direct payer contracts at Stage 04.
Vaccines, first MTM pilots
Most stores run immunizations. MTM is starting in a handful of locations. Clinical revenue is a small line next to dispensing.
How we support you: Scheduling, intake, and SOAP documentation that work the way pharmacy actually moves, so your first clinical services run with paid claims, not paperwork.
Multi-service, store-by-store
POCT, MTM, screenings, and seasonal campaigns are running in pilot stores. Workflow varies by location. The playbook is not yet network-wide.
How we support you: Standardize across stores. One scheduler, one note format, one billing path, so what works in your top pharmacies turns into a repeatable program.
CCM, MTM, POCT live across stores
Clinical services are run as a coordinated line of business. There is a dedicated clinical-services lead. Documentation discipline is consistent.
How we support you: Operate the program. Per-store scorecards, multi-payer billing, and structured outcomes data you can take to legislators, payers, and your board.
Innovative care, payer-contracted
Stores host full clinical visits in dedicated consult rooms. Pharmacists operate at top-of-license. Direct payer contracts and value-based agreements are live.
How we support you: Full pharmacy EHR with QHIN interoperability, multi-state billing, RHTP participation, and provider-status pathways. We grow with you, we don't get replaced.
MedMe is built API-first across four integration tiers, so enterprises can adopt specific modules without replacing the rest of their stack.
Iframe, webview, and SDK embedding so the platform shows up inside the tools your pharmacists already open. Zero-touch deployment, no separate login.
iframe, webview, JS SDKREST and FHIR endpoints, HL7 v2 messages, webhooks, and a documented developer portal. Build straight against the same APIs the product uses.
REST, FHIR, HL7 v2, webhooksReal-time data lake, scheduled SQL exports, CSV, and SFTP. Pipe clinical and operational data into your reporting stack: one source of truth.
Data lake, SQL, CSV, SFTPOur Admin Clerk agent uses RPA to operate against PMS, payer portals, and legacy systems never designed for integration. If a human can use it, the agent can too.
RPA, virtual agents, screen automationFor enterprises thinking ahead, MedMe is already deployed as an interoperable pharmacy EHR, federated through QHIN, and in active early-state implementations of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program.
Federated medication-history retrieval at point of care, through a Qualified Health Information Network exchange. The pharmacist sees the patient's full medication picture.
Deployed as the interoperable pharmacy EHR inside early-state implementations of the federally funded Rural Health Transformation Program.
Structured clinical data exchange built around FHIR: ready for the interoperability requirements of every payer, state HIE, and reporting program.
Working alongside national pharmacy associations to define what a pharmacy EHR should mean for US community pharmacy. Endorsed across multiple states.
We've rolled out clinical-services platforms across enterprise networks in three distinct ways: from a single-state pilot to a thousand-store cutover in a single weekend.
Lowest change-management lift
Stand up MedMe in one state or region first. Validate the clinical workflow, billing posture, and patient experience before any wider rollout decision.
Steady rollout, predictable load
Sequence the rollout state by state, region by region. Each wave benefits from the playbook the previous wave wrote.
All-network at once
Every store on the new platform the same weekend. We've delivered this across networks of more than one thousand locations.
A 30-minute conversation with our enterprise team. We'll map your existing technology stack, payer relationships, and clinical service lines, and propose an implementation that fits your fiscal year.
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