Pharmacy Surveillance and Intervention System for Monitoring, Detecting and Preventing Narcotic Abuse
Summary
USPTO granted patent US12603166B2 to OneSource Solutions International, Inc. The patent covers an AI-powered pharmacy surveillance system that integrates real-time prescription records, refill timelines, prescriber data, and patient histories to detect prescription abuse, dosage escalation, and refill velocity anomalies. The system routes structured alerts to pharmacists and regulatory personnel through a secure, role-authenticated interface, with transactions captured by a Medical Data Governance layer using cryptographic sealing and blockchain-based immutable ledger storage.
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USPTO granted patent US12603166B2 to OneSource Solutions International, Inc., covering a pharmacy-level surveillance system using artificial intelligence to monitor prescription behaviors and detect narcotic abuse. The system integrates real-time prescription records, refill timelines, prescriber data, patient histories, and PDMP registries with configurable heuristics and machine-learned models. When anomalies are identified, structured alerts route to pharmacists, prescribers, or regulatory personnel through a secure communication interface, with all transactions captured by a Medical Data Governance layer using cryptographic sealing and blockchain-based immutable ledger storage.
Pharmaceutical companies and healthcare providers implementing prescription monitoring systems should note this patent covers AI-driven detection of overlapping providers, dosage escalation, refill velocity, and prescriber clustering. The system includes a feedback-driven adaptive architecture enabling automatic updates based on real-time outcomes and public health signals. Organizations developing similar prescription abuse detection tools should evaluate freedom-to-operate considerations relative to this intellectual property.
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Pharmacy surveillance and intervention system for monitoring, detecting and preventing narcotic abuse
Grant US12603166B2 Kind: B2 Apr 14, 2026
Assignee
OneSource Solutions International, Inc.
Inventors
Harold Arkoff, Vedran Jukic
Abstract
A system and method for pharmacy-level surveillance of all prescription behaviors using one or more artificial intelligence (AI) agents integrated with real-time prescription records, refill timelines, prescriber data, patient histories, PDMP registries, and epidemiological signals. The system evaluates these inputs with configurable heuristics and machine-learned models to detect prescription abuse, public health risks, and equity or bias trends, including overlapping providers, dosage escalation, refill velocity, and prescriber clustering. When an anomaly is identified, a structured alert is routed to pharmacists, prescribers, or regulatory personnel through a secure, role-authenticated communication interface. Each system transaction and user outcome is captured by a Medical Data Governance (MDG) layer, providing cryptographic sealing, timestamping, and immutable ledger storage. In some embodiments, the audit log uses a blockchain-based distributed ledger. The system's feedback-driven, adaptive architecture enables analytic and policy modules to update automatically based on real-time outcomes, public health signals, and usage trends.
CPC Classifications
G16H 20/10 G16H 40/20 G16H 10/60
Filing Date
2025-07-16
Application No.
19271473
Claims
20
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