MedsEngine Helps Medical Practices Unlock $30,000 Per Provider in Additional Annual Revenue

DAYTON, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MedsEngine, a leader in chronic disease management software, announced today that medical practices using its Cholesterol and Type 2 Diabetes modules could generate up to $30,000 in additional annual revenue. This estimate is based on a typical patient panel of 2,000 and leverages national averages and published financial data related to these chronic conditions.

“Using MedsEngine is a win-win for providers and patients,” said Dr. Doug Romer, Chief Medical Officer of MedsEngine. “Providers are reimbursed for following clinical guidelines, and patients benefit from being on the right medications. Practices also see improved efficiency through better use of APPs, which can help streamline workflow and expand patient capacity.”

Dr. Romer emphasized the system’s practical origins. “MedsEngine was developed out of necessity—built while managing 25–30 patients a day. If it didn’t save time and deliver results, it wouldn’t have survived in a busy clinical environment.”

MedsEngine empowers clinicians to efficiently manage chronic conditions across their entire patient population. It delivers evidence-based, guideline-directed medication recommendations in seconds, helping providers have more meaningful conversations with patients at the point of care.

Clinicians using MedsEngine report enhanced communication, with visual tools that help explain conditions and treatments clearly. One user shared, “Medication adherence has improved, and our control rates are better than ever. The automated calculation of personalized A1c and LDL-C targets during visits is incredibly helpful.”

Ray Kaiser, CTO of MedsEngine, highlighted the platform’s ease of use and rapid deployment: “MedsEngine integrates with EHRs using FHIR technology, is SOC 2 Type II compliant, and cloud-based. Most practices are up and running within 2–3 weeks, typically requiring just 10–20 hours to integrate (no installation) with existing EHR systems.”

Health insurers also see significant savings. A validated study from Ochsner found that proper treatment of Type 2 Diabetes could reduce costs by $1,956 per patient annually. Several studies have shown that controlling hypertension can save from $1,800 - $2,500 per patient annually.