Clinical Support Svc Inc
- 950 Union Rd # A West Seneca
- Buffalo, New York
- 14224
- Phone: (716) 675-1910
- Fax: (716) 677-9054
- Website
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Description
Our solutions are designed to lessen the administrative burden on your staff—especially your clinicians. Because our software uses a standard SOAP format, it will be familiar to your clinicians, making it easy to learn and use. Further, our solutions use automation, and generate reports and recommendations with little to no administrative support. Let us work behind the scenes so that your staff can focus on day-to-day operations and patient interaction.
A Medication Management program will help you make sure that your employees’ medications are safe, effective, and cost-conscious. Using our solutions, you can use pharmacist-informed algorithms to check for lower-cost alternatives, while checking for unsafe drug-drug interactions and allergies. Our solutions are easy to use, and require little administrative support.
We have expanded our product line to serve a wide variety of healthcare providers seeking to provide Medication Management (MTM), and to support new delivery models in the era of healthcare reform.
CSS was founded in 1999 after Jim Notaro, CSS’s Founder and President , realized that physicians needed help managing their quality metrics in order to maximize Health Plan reimbursement and success.
Our mission is to provide actionable data to improve healthcare delivery and reduce healthcare costs . We are committed to transforming information into smart data-helping our clients make informed business and care decisions.
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- James Notaro
- Owner
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