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Medsense Health Announces Integration with Datascan Pharmacy Software

Medsense Health has completed an integration with Datascan Pharmacy Software, giving Datascan's independent pharmacy customers a direct path to Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) programs, and the clinical revenue that comes with them.

November 5, 2026By Brady Chatfield
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Medsense Health has completed a direct integration with Datascan Pharmacy Software, the family-owned pharmacy management system that has served independently owned pharmacies across the U.S. since 1981. The integration is available now, at no charge, to any pharmacy running Datascan. No system changes are required.

What the Integration Does

Independent pharmacies already hold the data needed to identify patients who would benefit from adherence and blood pressure monitoring. What's usually missing is the time to pull records, identify eligible patients, and coordinate enrollment on top of a full day of dispensing. This integration removes that friction. 

Eligible patients are now surfaced automatically from Datascan. Medsense's clinical operations team handles patient identification, patient outreach, and enrollment in the background, all triggered by the data Datascan already holds. The pharmacy staff does not have to run a parallel workflow or log into a separate platform to find candidates.

Current Medsense Programs Available to Datascan Pharmacies

Medication Adherence (RTM) — Smart sensors attach to pill bottles or containers and capture medication activity through a cellular hub. No Wi-Fi or patient setup required. Pharmacies see adherence patterns in real time, and patients get reminders by text, phone, or app.

Hypertension Monitoring (RPM) — Patients take at-home blood pressure readings with a cellular-connected cuff that transmits automatically — no manual logging and no smartphone needed. Readings flow into the pharmacy's dashboard for clinical review, and patients can view them in an optional app.

Both programs use Medsense's flat-fee model: pharmacies receive $25 per enrolled patient, per month, regardless of payer claim outcome. In return, a staff pharmacist at the pharmacy conducts a brief, once-monthly clinical check-in with each enrolled patient.

What Datascan Says

"At Datascan, we believe independent pharmacies should have access to technology that not only makes their operations more efficient, but also helps them grow their businesses and expand the services they provide to their communities. Our partnership with Medsense Health is another step in that commitment. By bringing together innovative technology and new clinical service opportunities, we're helping pharmacies improve patient care while creating additional revenue opportunities. We're excited about what this partnership will bring to our customers and the future of independent pharmacy."

— Sarah Callioras, Vice President, Datascan Pharmacy Software

Getting Started

Datascan pharmacies that already work with Medsense can activate the integration by simply emailing Datascan’s customer support team. New pharmacies can schedule a demo to see how the programs fit their current Datascan setup, or estimate their potential with the ROI calculator.


About Datascan Pharmacy Software — Since 1981, Datascan has offered pharmacy software to independently owned pharmacies and dispensaries across the U.S. The family-owned company, based in Bohemia, New York, serves retail, compounding, long-term care, and physician-dispensing pharmacies. Learn more at datascanpharmacy.com.

About Medsense Health — Medsense Health helps independent and regional pharmacies launch and run clinical revenue programs, without adding staff, billing infrastructure, or reimbursement risk. Medsense manages patient identification, technology, enrollment, clinical operations, and billing through its clinical team, owned medical group, and payer network covering all 50 states. 500+ pharmacies are already live.

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