For independent and community pharmacies
DSCSA recordkeeping without ripping out your existing system.
You already have Liberty, Rx30, ComputerRx, or whatever your dispensing system is. You don't need a second one. You need the DSCSA + recall + audit layer your current system isn't built to produce. RxRescue runs alongside what you have — no third scan step, no rebuild.
The hard part isn't dispensing. It's the paperwork around it.
Independent pharmacies are good at dispensing. The dispensing software handles that — every scan, every fill, every claim adjudication. But when DSCSA compliance comes up, or an FDA recall lands, or a state board inspector walks in, the same systems often fall short:
Your wholesaler sends T3 data on the invoice. When you need to trace a specific bottle back to its purchase order in front of an inspector, that's a manual hunt through PDF archives. RxRescue pulls those records into a queryable layer.
"We check the FDA recall newsletter" is workable until a Class I recall lands and you have to prove you caught it. RxRescue auto-checks the openFDA enforcement feed daily and surfaces matches against your catalog with timestamps — proof the check happened.
Inspector wants the active inventory snapshot, the audit log, return manifest, recall response history. From Liberty + your email + your filing cabinet, that's hours. From RxRescue, it's one tap and six CSVs with consistent timestamps.
When a recall hits, you physically move the bottles to a quarantine shelf. The system status still says "active stock." RxRescue's Quarantine status keeps the data and the physical location in sync, and excludes quarantined stock from your return manifest until you decide what to do.
Wholesaler reverse-distribution portals are picky about format. Rejected lines mean uncredited stock, real money. RxRescue's Return Manifest CSV ships in the format Cardinal, McKesson, and ABC's portals accept.
Most pharmacy software charges per-seat or per-workstation. If you want the lead tech, the pharmacist, and a phone for shelf walks, that's three licenses. RxRescue is one flat $99/month per pharmacy, unlimited devices.
No re-scanning. Liberty stays your system of record.
We hear "we already scan at receiving and at dispense, I'm not making my team scan a third time" from every independent pharmacy. That's right — and RxRescue isn't designed to require it.
Instead, RxRescue ingests your existing inventory export from Liberty (or Rx30, ComputerRx, McKesson Pharmaserv, etc.) via CSV. Your receiving and dispensing scans stay in your current system. RxRescue gets a fresh inventory snapshot on a cadence you control, and runs the DSCSA, recall, and audit layer on top of that data.
We've built in a permissive CSV importer with auto-detected column mapping — drop in your vendor's export, it figures out the columns, you confirm. If your format isn't auto-recognized, send us a sample and we'll add the mapping for you within a day.
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Pricing — flat, with no surprises
- $99/month per pharmacy. All features included.
- Unlimited devices. Desktop, phone, tablet, however many you need. No per-seat fee.
- 30-day free trial. Cancel anytime during the trial and you won't be charged.
- No setup, training, or implementation fees. Self-serve install.
- Data is yours. Full CSV exports anytime. Cancel and the local app stays readable.
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