RxVantage
by RxVantage
Who Uses This Software?
Physician offices that see a lot of sales reps every month. This could mean any medical specialty, as long as they have at least a handful of reps calling on them every month.
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Product Details
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Starting PriceNot provided by vendor
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Free VersionYes
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Free TrialYes
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DeploymentCloud, SaaS, Web
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TrainingDocumentation
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Live Online
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SupportOnline
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Vendor Details
- RxVantage
- www.rxvantage.com/
- Founded 2008
About RxVantage
Free, cloud-based platform that helps medical practices to better manage, coordinate and control their interactions with medical sales representatives.
RxVantage Features
- Claims Management
- E-Prescribing
- EMR / EHR
- HIPAA Compliant
- Insurance Eligibility Verification
- Inventory Management
- Multi-Office
- Multi-Physician
- Patient Billing
- Patient Portal
- Patient Records
- Patient Registration
- Patient Scheduling
- Physician Scheduling
Fraught with complications for reps and offices
Jan 07, 2015
Evie K.
account specialist
Source: Capterra
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Comments: The system does not let you see when other reps are scheduled outside of your "network", for the purpose of switching lunches in the event of a schedule conflict that your company has--a common practice among reps. When you cancel, there is seldom an opportunity to get another date, as many offices only allow 1 per quarter. Often, we would have offered to switch with another random rep a week or two later, let the office know, and all was fine. The offices are frustrated transitioning over to the list, as they are getting people not showing up they had booked, or getting 2 lunches on the same day. The fee for the Premium service is around $25-30 per month, not covered by many companies. However, if you use Boston Market for your catering, you get a month free--which turns out to be more expensive than many caterers, and can blow a rep's budget for offices of 55-70 people! Plus, physicians are getting reported on Sunshine Act for meals over $10 or companies spending over $100 on them per year--pretty easy to blow using catering from Rx Advantage!