Southampton, Pennsylvania – November 3, 2008: AdvanceNet Health Solutions (ANSHealth), Inc., an exclusive provider of Open Source Pharmacy solutions today announced the addition of two additional clients to its ever growing list of customers utilizing the ePostRx™ pharmacy management system. 

IPSRx located in Cleveland, OH and Medtronic Diabetes located in Northridge CA, have both executed contracts to implement the industry’s only open source pharmacy management solution.  Both companies have recognized the value of the open source model.  Financial details of the contracts were not disclosed.   

ANSHealth is assisting both customers with implementation, data conversion and system setup.  ANSHealth has also been contracted for various ancillary projects that will enhance the customer experience and automate the prescription fulfillment process. 

ePostRx™ is a full featured pharmacy management system that automates the prescription-fulfillment process, from Order/Rx/OTC receipt and insurance adjudication, to DUR and dispensing for most business models, including Electronic Prescriptions, Retail, Chain Retail, Mail-Order and Central Fill. The configurable workflow includes document scanning, QA bar code scanning, NCPDP SCRIPT compliant functionality and credit card processing to name just a few features.  Developed using the Java programming language and standard web technologies, ePostRx™ can serve as a direct open source replacement for current proprietary pharmacy applications.

ANSHealth CEO John Strecker stated “ANSHealth looks forward to a long, mutually beneficial relationship with both IPS and Medtronic.  I applaud both companies for taking the initiative to utilize our open source product, it shows that these companies recognize the pitfall of legacy proprietary systems.”  Strecker went on to say, “This solution allows customization to meet 100% of the pharmacy needs, allows support to be provided by your internal technical resources or the vendor of your choice, and eliminates the possibility that your pharmacy’s software will be orphaned at the election of the software vendor.”

To learn more about ANSHealth™, please visit http://www.anshealth.com.