Prescription Drug Pricing and Adjudication System
Summary
USPTO granted Patent US12603165B2 to Rescription, Inc. covering methods and systems for adjudicating prescription drug claims, performing price searches, and conducting 340B eligibility analyses. The patent includes 12 claims and was filed on September 19, 2024. The system enables tracking of prescription and refill information with automated patient notifications about better pricing at different pharmacies.
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USPTO issued Patent US12603165B2 titled 'Prescription drug pricing and adjudication system' to assignee Rescription, Inc. The patent covers computer-implemented methods for adjudicating prescription drug claims, conducting price searches across pharmacies, and performing 340B eligibility analyses. The system can track prescription and refill information for patients and notify them of better pricing options.
Affected parties include healthcare providers, pharmacies, insurers, and employers that process prescription drug claims. Entities developing or operating prescription drug pricing, adjudication, or pharmacy benefit management systems should review this patent to assess potential licensing needs or freedom-to-operate considerations. The patent has 12 claims covering various aspects of the prescription drug pricing and adjudication system.
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Prescription drug pricing and adjudication system
Grant US12603165B2 Kind: B2 Apr 14, 2026
Assignee
Rescription, Inc.
Inventors
Gaston Bernstein, Jeremy Dare, Tyler Monson, Richard Vaughn
Abstract
Methods and systems are described for adjudicating prescription drug claims and performing price searches and 340b eligibility analyses. An adjudication system can have connections to patients via computing devices or servers, and similar connections to insurers, medical service providers, pharmacies, employers, government information sources, and other service providers. The adjudication system can track prescription and refill information for a patient, notify the patient of better prices at different pharmacies or medical providers, and automatically schedule doctor appointments when refills are needed.
CPC Classifications
G16H 20/10 G16H 10/60
Filing Date
2024-09-19
Application No.
18889872
Claims
12
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