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The Charge to Patient – Send to Clinic workflow is used when patients are billed directly, while orders are delivered to a clinic for collection or administration.

The Charge to Clinic – Send to Patient workflow is designed for orders where clinics are billed directly, while medications are delivered to the patient’s nominated address or made available for pickup.

Upgrading from PK to Compound Direct is the next step toward seamless compounding. This future-proof platform streamlines every stage from formulation to dispensing, enabling pharmacies to operate smarter, safer, and more efficiently while setting the stage for long-term success.

Choosing the right compounding pharmacy software means finding a platform that fits your workflow. RxOne offers a comprehensive pharmacy management system, while Compound Direct focuses exclusively on streamlining compounding tasks. Both support pharmacies in different ways. Let’s explore their core strengths and see how each can enhance daily operations.

Compound Groups allow you to compound the same formulation for multiple patients at the same time. Meaning, matching dispense records can be worked through the lab as one simultaneous compound. This reduces physical time compounding, providing for more efficiency within the pharmacy.

Managing repeats is a core part of dispensing compounded medications, especially for prescriptions that require multiple fills over time. To improve clarity and control, the repeat system has been updated. Here’s what you need to know about the changes.

Precision matters in compounding, and the way you set up your dosage forms can have a lasting impact on both accuracy and efficiency. While the setup process may seem straightforward, there are key configuration options that are often missed or might seem confusing.