For covered entities
Capture the discount
that's already yours.
Price the decision at the point of care. Verify it became a completed, paid fill at your contract pharmacy.
Every 340B metric you have starts at the claim
Capture rates, leakage lists, TPA dashboards: they count claims after adjudication, weeks after the decision that set the price. Callara's unit of measure is the decision itself. Each recommendation is logged the moment it happens, and every number we show traces back to one.
The claim view
A population of adjudicated claims. It tells you what happened, after the fact, with no way back to the moment of care.
The decision view
A specific logged recommendation. It tells you whether the drug you chose is the drug that got dispensed and paid.
One loop, two buildings
The recommendation is logged at the clinic. The fill event arrives from the pharmacy. Neither side alone can prove capture.
Decision logged
A 340B search at the point of care. This is the anchor every later number traces back to.
Provider stoplight
The prescriber sees tiers and what the patient pays. Entity economics stay out of view.
Fill event
The pharmacy system pushes the dispense to Callara as it happens.
Completed and paid
Register status plus the claim outcome. Will Call is a shelf; Completed left the building.
Capture report
Each recommendation resolves: captured, leaked, or unseen.
What your providers see
Prescribers get a stoplight: which options serve the patient, and what the patient pays. Entity economics never reach the prescriber surface. The gate is server-side, applied by role, on by default.
- Ranked on the dispensed presentation, within its class
- Patient cost at the decision point, with plan caveats stated
- No margin columns, no acquisition costs, by design
Medication A
Preferred: Significant cost savings for 340B patients
Patient pays
$4 if plan pays
Medication B
Strong option: Moderate cost savings for 340B patients
Patient pays
$12
Medication C
Moderate: Some cost savings for 340B patients
Patient pays
$35
Medication D
Covered: Covered for 340B patients
Patient pays
Plan-dependent
Illustrative. Live results rank the dispensed NDC within its drug class.
Then the report tells the truth
Two tabs. Recommendations shows every logged decision and how it resolved. Dispensing shows every 340B fill at the pharmacy, whether Callara was consulted or not, each declaring its attribution. A fill counts only once the register marks it Completed: Will Call means the bag reached the shelf, Completed means it left with the patient.
Captured
The recommendation reached a Completed, paid 340B fill.
Leaked
An assistance-enrolled patient, so absence is provable, and the fill never completed here.
Unseen
Everyone else. They may have filled at another pharmacy, so they are excluded from the rate, and the report says so.
The verified capture rate is computed only on the population where absence can be proven, and every report states the basis it was computed on.
Measured, not modeled
Live dispensing data from one contract pharmacy location. The basis ships with every number.
$275K+
measured 340B margin at one contract pharmacy
$224
average margin per 340B fill
Per-fill economics by inventory, retail priced beside 340B, with the shape of the distribution and not just the average. Presented as measured history, never a projection.
Bring your contract pharmacy with you
Callara is live on both sides of the loop today: a covered entity running five clinic sites, and its contract pharmacy. On the pharmacy side that means patient texting, refills, and OTC benefits at 4 live pharmacy locations, with more onboarding now. If your contract pharmacy runs PioneerRx, the fill feed is a short setup, not an integration project.