For pharmacists, pharmacy directors, and dispensing operations
The last check before the counter deserves the whole record. Most dispensing checks run on the slice of the record that happened to sync.
Allergies, interactions, and prior fills often live in systems the counter cannot see: another pharmacy, a discharge summary, a cash-pay script that never touched the claim stream. The check you run is only as good as the record behind it, and today nobody can tell you which parts of that record are current, which conflict, and which were never authorized for use.
SuperTruth brings the complete record into the moment of dispense, each element dated and scored across eight trust dimensions, with consent verified in real time rather than assumed. The check you run becomes the check that matters.
The problem
Three things the counter cannot see without a trust layer
Pharmacy systems are excellent systems of record for their own fills. They were never built to tell you what the rest of the record knows, how current it is, or whether consent still holds.
Is the medication list complete, or just what synced?
Provenance and Breadth
Prior fills from another pharmacy, discharge medications, and cash-pay prescriptions live outside the systems the counter can query. The interaction check runs against a partial list and reports a clean result that is only as complete as the sync that produced it.
The record is reconciled from every connected source, conflicts are resolved with the reasoning shown, and each element carries its origin. The check runs against the whole patient, not the part that happened to sync.
How current is the allergy and interaction picture?
Recency
An allergy list that predates the last three encounters looks identical to one updated yesterday. Data does not announce that it has expired, and a dispensing decision made on stale data is technically documented and clinically wrong.
DTI Recency applies time-decay calibrated by modality, so every element of the record says how current it is. Elements too old to act on are flagged before they inform the check, not discovered after.
Is consent actually verified at the moment of dispense?
Consent
Consent is usually assumed from the existence of the prescription. A patient who narrowed or revoked authorization this morning is invisible to a counter that learns about consent on a batch cycle.
ConsentOS verifies consent in real time at the moment of dispense, and a revocation propagates downstream the instant it is made. Every consent event lands in an immutable, hash-chained audit log.
How it works
The path from fragmented fills to a check you can stand behind
SuperTruth integrates with the pharmacy management system and clinical feeds you already run. Nothing is replaced, and no record is copied out of your environment.
IntegrityNet
Connect pharmacy and clinical systems without moving data.Zero-copy integration across the pharmacy management system, EHR feeds, and claims history. Records stay where they live; IntegrityNet captures provenance metadata and builds the audit trail from the first byte.
DTI Engine
Score every element of the record before it informs the check.Every element scores 0-100 across eight trust dimensions, with recency decay calibrated by modality. Elements below the trust floor are flagged for a second look rather than silently included, and the score travels with the record permanently.
ConsentOS
Verify consent at dispense, not on the batch cycle.Channel-aware consent verification at the moment of dispense. Grant, modify, pause, resume, and revoke are additive tiers, revocation propagates instantly, and the audit log is immutable.
Data Reservoir
One reconciled record, query-ready at the counter.The scored, consented, reconciled record is available to the dispensing workflow when the check runs. What the pharmacist sees is the complete picture with the reasoning visible, and what the auditor sees later is exactly the same record.
Compliance coverage
The requirements dispensing operations are actually managing
HIPAA / HITECH
What it requires
Use and disclosure at the counter must be authorized, minimum-necessary, and demonstrable after the fact.
How DTI™ addresses it
ConsentOS verifies authorization in real time and documents every consent event in an immutable log. Revocation reaches the counter the moment it is made.
Board of pharmacy audits
What it requires
When a dispensing decision is questioned, the pharmacy must show what was known at the time of the check.
How DTI™ addresses it
Every element of the record carries its source, its date, and its score. The answer to an auditor is a replayable record, not a recollection.
PDMP workflows
What it requires
Controlled-substance checks depend on complete, current dispensing history alongside the state query.
How DTI™ addresses it
SuperTruth does not replace the state PDMP query. It scores the rest of the record around it: each element dated, sourced, and flagged when it is too old to act on.
21st Century Cures Act
What it requires
Clinical information must flow to authorized uses without obstruction, including to the dispensing workflow.
How DTI™ addresses it
Zero-copy access means the record is available where the check runs without a data-movement project, and ConsentOS documents the authorization before access occurs.
| Standard | What it requires | How DTI™ addresses it |
|---|---|---|
| HIPAA / HITECH | Use and disclosure at the counter must be authorized, minimum-necessary, and demonstrable after the fact. | ConsentOS verifies authorization in real time and documents every consent event in an immutable log. Revocation reaches the counter the moment it is made. |
| Board of pharmacy audits | When a dispensing decision is questioned, the pharmacy must show what was known at the time of the check. | Every element of the record carries its source, its date, and its score. The answer to an auditor is a replayable record, not a recollection. |
| PDMP workflows | Controlled-substance checks depend on complete, current dispensing history alongside the state query. | SuperTruth does not replace the state PDMP query. It scores the rest of the record around it: each element dated, sourced, and flagged when it is too old to act on. |
| 21st Century Cures Act | Clinical information must flow to authorized uses without obstruction, including to the dispensing workflow. | Zero-copy access means the record is available where the check runs without a data-movement project, and ConsentOS documents the authorization before access occurs. |
Real-time
Consent verified at dispense
Revocation propagates the instant it is made
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Dimensions scored per element
Provenance, consent, recency, quality, concordance, validation, breadth, stability
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Data copies created
Zero-copy architecture — records stay in your systems
“The lab industry has never had a trust standard. DTI created one.”
Brodie Flanders, CEO, imaware
The check you run should be the check that matters.
Our commercial team leads every enterprise conversation at SuperTruth. If your dispensing operation is making decisions on records nobody can fully vouch for, this is the right conversation.
SuperTruth commercial team · (215) 918-4140
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