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Minnesota Partners with Appriss Health to Integrate One-Click Access to Prescription Monitoring Program Data into Healthcare Providers' Electronic Workflows


MINNEAPOLIS and LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Minnesota Board of Pharmacy has partnered with Appriss Health, a leader in cloud-based care coordination software and analytics solutions focused on behavioral health and substance use disorders, to deliver seamless access to Minnesota Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) data within the electronic health record (EHR) and pharmacy management systems (PMS) of prescribers and pharmacists across the state.
The Minnesota Board of Pharmacy, through grants received from the federal government and other state agencies, is providing a state-wide license to enable one-click access to the state's PMP database using Appriss Health's PMP Gateway solution for a minimum of two years. There are approximately 34,000 prescribers and 1,042 pharmacies serving Minnesota's 5.66 million residents. The Board of Pharmacy launched the initiative using grants to help providers comply with a statutory requirement to check PMP data before prescribing opiates (certain conditions and exceptions apply).

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Appriss Health President Rob Cohen accepted into Forbes Technology Council

/PRNewswire/ -- Rob Cohen, President of Appriss Health, a leader in cloud-based care coordination software and analytics solutions, has been accepted into...

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Oklahoma and Appriss Health Announce First Year Outcomes on Integration of Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Data into Providers' Electronic Workflows Advancing


Oklahoma and Appriss Health Announce First Year Outcomes on Integration of Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Data into Providers' Electronic Workflows Advancing
State funded PMP Gateway connection helping 8,000 doctors improve patient safety when prescribing or dispensing opioids
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OKLAHOMA CITY and LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Prescribers in Oklahoma have made more than 15.5 million patient queries to the state's prescription monitoring program (PMP) database in the first year of an initiative between the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control (OBN) and Appriss Health, a leader in cloud-based care coordination software and analytics solutions focused on behavioral health and substance use disorders that delivers seamless access to PMP data within the electronic health record (EHR) and pharmacy management systems (PMS) of physicians across the state.

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Oklahoma and Appriss Health Announce First Year Outcomes on Integration of Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Data into Providers' Electronic Workflows Advancing

Oklahoma and Appriss Health Announce First Year Outcomes on Integration of Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Data into Providers' Electronic Workflows Advancing
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Appriss Health Unveils 2020 Behavioral Health Impact Report


Appriss Health Unveils 2020 Behavioral Health Impact Report
The nation's behavioral health technology leader is helping government, hospitals, health plans, and pharmacies combat the U.S. mental health crisis and substance use epidemic
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Appriss Health, a technology leader delivering point-of-care and data-sharing solutions that improve public health outcomes, today announced the release of its first annual Impact Report detailing the company's efforts to support states, the Department of Veterans Affairs, pharmacies, and hospitals to improve behavioral health and substance use healthcare resources in 2020, a year that saw unprecedented public health challenges.

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