Get notified about dangerous drug interactions automatically in your EHR system. The Drug Interaction Checker tool provides evidence-based alerts to all prescribers when it is time for them.
Every decision to prescribe medication triggers our silent EHR drug interaction checker to review for any potential interactions between drugs, medical conditions, or allergies. This is powered by our clinically maintained database, which ensures that every prescription goes through the process of being screened for risks prior to being issued.
Give every prescriber an intelligent safety layer that works automatically and acts precisely when it matters most.
See Tool DocumentationScreen drug-drug, drug-food, and drug-condition interactions in a single check. Coverage across thousands of compounds means fewer risks go undetected.
The interaction engine compares FDA-approved compounds with a large database containing clinically validated information, including classification of severity, levels of evidence, and suggested clinical action. Each warning will provide the clinician with all necessary information for making informed decisions.
Explore Interaction CoverageNo new screens, no extra steps. Interaction checks happen automatically within the prescribing workflow your team already uses every day.
The technology is based on HL7 FHIR and CDS Hooks specifications, enabling seamless integration with Epic, Cerner, and other EHR systems. The alerts are displayed within the context of the prescription and medication order screens. Comprehensive documentation, a sandbox environment, and professional assistance ensure smooth deployment.
View Integration GuideEarlier detection, faster response, safer outcomes. Severity-ranked alerts give prescribers clear, actionable guidance at the point of care.
Seamless, uniform screening of treatment interactions integrated within the Electronic Health Record eliminates the need for hands-on checking and lowers the chance of unsafe medication pairings getting to the patient during any clinical visit.
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