Seamless, smarter medication coordination between facilities and pharmacies.

Bridge the Gap.

Pharmacy Connect bridges the gap between pharmacies and care teams by enabling accurate, timely, and transparent medication management. Nurses retain control while gaining access to high-quality data and helpful reports that track pharmacy interactions, medication histories, and rejections.

Greater collaboration.

Keep your team and pharmacy partners on the same page with information sharing.

Improved data accuracy.

Reduce manual data entry and the potential for medication transcription errors.

Simplified refill ordering.

One-click refill requests make staying on top of medications quick and efficient.

Robust reporting tools.

From the reports tab, access customizable reports including med history by pharmacy, rejections, and more.

Choose from one-directional or bi-directional data flow to meet your workflow needs.

Pharmacy-connected medication updates.

This interface allows caregivers to receive and process up-to-date medication records directly from the pharmacy – eliminating complete manual entry, reducing errors, and enhancing coordination.

Watch our demo videos and dive into the Documentation Guide

FAQ: Pharmacy Connect – Outbound Fax

What is Outbound Fax and how does it work?

Pharmacy Connect – Outbound Fax automatically compiles critical data – like refill requests, resident status changes, rejections, and more – and sends scheduled faxes to your pharmacy. Pharmacies choose what data they want to receive and when, ensuring timely, tailored communication.

Is there an added cost for this feature?

No. Outbound Fax is a free service provided to both pharmacies and Residex clients.

What are the benefits?
  • Pharmacies receive regular, relevant updates using tools they already rely on (fax).
  • Improves visibility into medication issues, refills, and resident updates.
  • Reduces back-and-forth and delays in care by keeping everyone aligned.
  • Reports are customizable to suit your pharmacy's specific needs.