About
Independent pharmacies deserve institutional-grade software.
RxReport was built by pharmacy operators tired of finding out about formulary changes, FECA exclusions, aberrant products, and unpaid workers-comp claims, the expensive way.
What we do
RxReport is a one-stop platform for independent pharmacies. The data deskunifies five public-but-fragmented sources into one workflow keyed by NDC: the New York Medicaid formulary (refreshed daily), the full FDA drug catalog (~217,000 products, refreshed monthly), the CMS NPPES provider registry (12.4 million NPIs, refreshed monthly with monthly deactivations), the DOL OWCP FECA "will deny" list (refreshed weekly), and whatever aberrant product PDF the state most recently published.
Every NDC in the catalog is automatically tagged with its formulary status, its FECA status, its aberrant flag, and its FDA therapeutic equivalents, so "is this safe to dispense for this patient" becomes a single dashboard row instead of three browser tabs and a phone call. A formatted PDF lands in your inbox at the time you set, every morning.
The same platform also runs your billing: a claims-management pipeline for workers-comp, no-fault, and PIP billing. Claims move through a visual pipeline from intake to paid; every drug line is priced automatically against the applicable state fee schedule and rolled into the claim total; and eligibility, claim submission, status, and remittance all run in one place, so the same team that watches the formulary can also get every claim paid without leaving the platform.
Why we exist
Independent and community pharmacies operate on margins that large chains can absorb and small ones cannot. A single missed formulary change (a product moved to non-preferred, a new PA requirement, a reimbursement rate drop, a federal-employee plan denial) can erase a month of profit on a single prescription class. The information to avoid these losses is public; the tooling to act on it, historically, has not been.
We're building the opposite of legacy pharmacy software: something fast, opinionated, and built for the person who actually touches the prescriptions.
Who we serve
- Independent pharmacies filing against New York Medicaid (and federal employee comp)
- Small chains and buying groups tracking formulary + FECA exposure across multiple stores
- Specialty and compounding pharmacies that need the full FDA drug catalog at their fingertips
- Consultants and pharmacy benefit analysts who need reliable, auditable change data
Get in touch
Questions, feedback, or want a demo? Email hello@rxreport.com.