Truentity Health
The free scheduler built for your pharmacy
Independent pharmacies still handle a lot of appointments by phone, on paper, or through generic scheduling tools that weren’t built for pharmacy. We built myRxVisit specifically for that. It’s a free online scheduler for independent pharmacies. Patients can book flu shots, test and treat visits, medication reviews, and other services online. Your team manages availability,…
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Accepted into the CMS ACCESS Model. Here’s what it means for your pharmacy.
Physicians at IndyCare Carelink, the independent medical group affiliated with our platform, have been accepted into the CMS ACCESS Model in three clinical tracks: early cardio-kidney-metabolic conditions (hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity, prediabetes), cardio-kidney-metabolic conditions (diabetes, chronic kidney disease, cardiovascular disease), and musculoskeletal conditions (chronic musculoskeletal pain). ACCESS is a new payment model from the Centers…
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Rural pharmacies found 10,000 at-risk patients in six months. The harder question is who manages them next.
Twenty-five rural pharmacies screened their own patients for six months and identified nearly 10,000 people at risk of stroke or heart disease. That is the first-phase result of a pilot run by the NCPA Innovation Center, CPESN Community Health, and Bristol Myers Squibb across Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Missouri, the six states known…
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Why documentation matters in pharmacy care management
A patient calls the pharmacy about dizziness since her last dose change. The tech who takes the call writes it on a sticky note and puts it on the monitor. Two days later a different tech is on. The note is gone. That is how care between visits breaks down. Not from bad intent, from…
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Chronic Care Management for Pharmacies
Many independent pharmacies serve patients who are managing more than one chronic condition. That might mean diabetes and high blood pressure. Heart disease and COPD. Kidney disease and medication adherence challenges. For these patients, care does not stop when they leave the doctor’s office. They need help between visits. That is where chronic care management,…
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Why Cellular RPM Devices Matter in Rural Healthcare
Here’s a scenario that plays out more often than most RPM vendors will tell you. A pharmacy enrolls a patient in a remote monitoring program. The device ships. The patient is a 74-year-old woman managing hypertension and Type 2 diabetes, lives thirty minutes outside a small town, and has internet service that works fine when…
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Rural Health Transformation Program Made Pharmacy Essential
CMS didn’t just invite pharmacies into the Rural Health Transformation Program. It built a financial obligation around them. Earlier this week, Truentity Health CEO Mike Desai attended the Health Affairs Policy Spotlight webinar where CMS Deputy Director Kate Sapra confirmed what the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) already established: pharmacist scope-of-practice expansion is a scored…
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What’s New in Truentity: June 9, 2026 Release
Every few weeks, we ship updates based on what our care teams are actually running into. This release focuses on three areas: faster RPM documentation, more visibility into time tracking, and a table customization system that sticks. Here is a walkthrough of what changed and what it means for your day-to-day work. Smarter RPM Activity…
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Rethinking Rural Access: Beth Blaise Discusses Truentity Health’s ANCHOR Model on the Pop Health Podcast
How can rural communities improve access to care in ways that are practical, local, and built around the resources already serving patients every day? That question is at the center of a recent Pop Health Podcast episode from Coral Health Advisors featuring Truentity Health’s Beth Blaise, MPA. In the episode, Beth discusses Truentity Health’s ANCHOR…
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Building Truentity Health
Today, we’re announcing the close of an oversubscribed $3.5M round. It’s a milestone, but it’s not the story. This started with my dad. He has multiple chronic conditions, and at one point, he was prescribed a double dose of an ACE inhibitor. It could have been avoided with better visibility or a simple way to…
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