Pricing
Priced to fit your organization.
Pharmacy organizations of every size run NotchRx, and the package is sized to what you actually run. An independent pharmacy can buy today and set itself up in a single form. A chain or health system starts with a conversation, so the plan is built around the estate rather than around a checkout page.
Independent pharmacies
One location, buying for itself. There is nothing to negotiate and nobody to wait for. Create the account and the pharmacy exists.
- Set the pharmacy up in a single form and get your access code immediately
- Adopt policies from the NotchRx library on day one
- Switch modules on yourself as you need them, and off again without losing anything
- Browse the full policy library free before you decide
Chains and large organizations
Ten locations or a thousand. What you need depends on how the estate is shaped, so it starts as a conversation rather than a checkout.
- A walkthrough against your own structure, not a generic tour
- Locked policies that fan out to every location automatically
- Rollup dashboards across the estate, with visibility you control
- Onboarding, bulk import, white-label branding, and account management handled with you
What you are switching on
Core first, then only what you need.
No two pharmacy organizations carry the same mix of compliance work, so NotchRx is bought in modules rather than as one bundle. Core sits underneath everything and holds the record. Capabilities add the kinds of work you actually do: policies, credentials, OIG screening, continuing education, tasks, audit readiness. Practice shelves add content already written for how you practice, like compounding or specialty. Switch on what fits your organization today and add the rest when that changes.
Layer one · The foundation
Every other layer sits on this one. Nothing below can be switched on without it.
NotchRx Core
Adopt policies into your own library, publish them, and manage acknowledgments. Every other module sits on top of this one.
Layer two · Capabilities
Each one adds a kind of work NotchRx then keeps track of. Some need another capability underneath them, and NotchRx names it rather than leaving you with a switch that does nothing.
Compliance Operations
Tasks, checklists, recurrence, proof on completion, and the license and certificate manager for people and for the pharmacy itself.
Builds on NotchRx Core
OIG screening
Monthly exclusion screening across your roster, outstanding invitations, and your own screening list, with the determination history kept.
Builds on NotchRx Core
Continuing education
State CE requirements, accepted completions, evidence, and renewal-cycle progress, including CE Impact linking.
Builds on Compliance Operations
Primary source verification
Record who was asked, how, what the issuing board showed the credential to be, and anything the check turned up. Every check is kept.
Builds on Compliance Operations
Managed Verification
An organization performs primary source verification on behalf of a pharmacy it does not own, so the pharmacy is not chasing issuing boards itself. Sold as a service on a contract.
Builds on Primary source verification
Layer three · Practice shelves
Not features, but content. A shelf unlocks the policies, checklists, and tasks written for a way of practicing, already worded for it.
Compounding
Unlocks the shelf of policies, checklists, and tasks written for compounding practice.
Specialty
Unlocks the shelf of policies, checklists, and tasks written for specialty practice.
If you turn something off
Nothing is deleted. Turning a module off stops new records being written and returns those pages to an explanation of what the module does. Everything already on file stays exactly where it was, so a pharmacy that comes back finds its lists where it left them.
Start with what fits your organization.
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