Where pharmacy work gets done.

The busywork, handled.

Sig pulls every source into one platform: the EMR, the pharmacy and dispensing systems, the labs, and the documents that never made it into any system. Once the data is in one place, the busywork runs on rules.

Antibiotic timeouts, on time

Day-3 reviews surface on schedule with the chart already read and a recommendation drafted. A pharmacist signs off or overrides.

Med rec without the hunt

Admissions arrive with reconciliation drafted from the transfer packet, the MAR, and the dispensing record, ready for a pharmacist's review.

Care team meetings, prepped

Census, med changes, and open questions compiled for every patient before the meeting. Walk in prepared instead of compiling.

Pharmacy financials on schedule

Drug spend, high movers, and waste, reported every month without a spreadsheet day.

Compliance reporting, covered

Discharge med lists, state reports, and the rest of the required paperwork produced automatically, ready when they're due.

Indications, found

Every med tied to its indication from the notes and documents, and the ones without one flagged for review.

These are examples, not the list. If your pharmacy does it by hand, Sig can take it over. Describe the work once and it runs from then on.

One queue. Yours.

Every task has an owner and a due date, so nothing depends on anyone's memory. You always know what's yours.

Antibiotic timeout · Okafor, D.due 10:00
Review med rec · Tran, M.due 09:00
Renal dose check · bed 4due 14:00

Watchers work every shift.

Sig watches every patient around the clock and brings up what needs attention, ready for a pharmacist's call. Nothing waits to be found.

Antibiotic timeoutdaily · last run 06:00 · 2 filed
Med rec · admissionshourly · last run 06:15 · 1 filed
Drug spendmonthly · last run 07:00

The whole team, on the record.

Conversations and decisions live where the whole team can see them, today and next year. Nothing disappears into a text thread or a voicemail.

Ask about any patient.

Sig has read everything, so you can just ask. Any patient, any question, answered from the record in seconds.

Who is on vancomycin without a level in the last 48 hours?
2 of 43 patients. Okafor, D. and Tran, M. Last levels 05:40 and Monday 22:10.

The morning shouldn't go to chart review.

A binder isn't a queue.

A spreadsheet isn't a report.

Sig reads the record, drafts the work, and files it to a pharmacist. Your team reviews and signs off instead of collecting and compiling.

We build it with you.

Every hospital runs different systems. We connect your data ourselves, whatever it lives in, and design the watchers and reports your pharmacy actually needs. That work is part of the product, not an add-on.

The pharmacy runs on Sig.

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