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US Patent 10565656 Systems and methods for auditing discount card-based healthcare purchases

Patent 10565656 was granted and assigned to Mckesson on February, 2020 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
Mckesson
Mckesson
Current Assignee
Mckesson
Mckesson
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
10565656
Date of Patent
February 18, 2020
Patent Application Number
14811392
Date Filed
July 28, 2015
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11514137 Alternative therapy identification system
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US Patent 11398992 Method and apparatus for parsing and differently processing different portions of a request
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US Patent 11418468 Computing system and method for automatically reversing an action indicated by an electronic message
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US Patent 12136128 Process and system for the management, storage and automation of health care information and application program interface therefor
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US Patent 11562437 Method, apparatus, and computer program product for providing estimated prescription costs
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US Patent 11587657 Method, apparatus, and computer program product for performing an alternative evaluation procedure in response to an electronic message
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US Patent 11587179 Systems and methods for determining and communicating patient incentive information to a prescriber
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US Patent 11610240 Method, apparatus, and computer program product for partitioning prescription transaction costs in an electronic prescription transaction
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Robert A Sorey
Patent abstract

An adjudicated prescription claim transaction response is received and includes a total amount paid by the claims processor, a patient pay amount, and the pharmacy's Usual and Customary Charge amount for a product/service. The adjudicated response can be evaluated to determine it was approved/paid and the total amount paid by the claims processor is zero or less. An income audit evaluation may be conducted by comparing the patient pay amount to the Usual and Customary Charge amount. Based on the Usual and Customary Charge amount being less than or less than or equal to the patient pay amount, a reversal transaction can be generated and transmitted to a claims processor computer for adjudication. Further, the adjudicated prescription claim transaction response can be converted from an approved/paid response to (or replaced by) a rejected adjudicated prescription claim transaction response and transmitted to the pharmacy computer that initiated the prescription claim transaction.

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