Medication module

The SchuyLab Medication Module is designed to correlate a patient’s lab test results with their prescribed medication. Doctors can immediately see whether or not a patient’s test results are consistent with their prescription. The Medication Module tracks the patient’s current and previous prescriptions to ensure correct interpretation. The module is easy to set up and use, and Schuyler House provides a full catalog of medications and dosages at no charge.

Health plans, apparently, could stand to learn a few things from Publix and Trader Joe’s. The grocery chains garnered the top customer experience ratings in a new survey in which health plans as an industry ranked second to last. Although insurers seem to be investing more now than ever in improving the customer experience, the survey implies they still have a long way to go.

The silver lining, according to Bruce Temkin, managing partner of customer experience research and consulting firm Temkin Group, is that the industry’s ratings have consistently improved over the last three years, from a 50.3 percent satisfaction rating in 2011 to 54.8 percent in 2013.

On behalf of our team here at Bio-Test, we wanted to sincerely thank the team at SchuylerHouse for providing a solid LIS system and excellent support.

Your product and service assisted Bio-Test in attaining a 98% compliance score with the government’s accreditation program for laboratory services. This is at the highest level of scores for labs in the entire province. Believe it or not, the Cytology Follow-Up letter was a topic of great discussion and they were quite impressed with what the LIS generates.

We know we are in good hands with SchuylerHouse.

Best Regards,

Asif Malik
General Manager
Bio-Test Laboratory

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Schuyler House is proud to announce SchuyLab now interfaces directly with OLIS (Ontario Laboratory Information System of Canada) for eHealth Ontario / Cybersanté Ontario, handling almost a million lab tests annually.