Medication Monitoring Support for Pain Management Practices
TMS helps pain management practices build structured medication monitoring workflows around provider-directed care, laboratory coordination, documentation, technology, staff implementation, and ongoing program management.
Clinical decisions regarding monitoring remain with the treating healthcare professional.
Ask a QuestionPROVIDER-DIRECTED CARE — TMS SUPPORTS THE WORKFLOW
Pain Practice
Provider-directed
Illustrative operational structure. TMS coordinates operations; laboratory partners perform ordered testing.
UDT in context
A provider-directed workflow for ongoing care
Urine drug testing may provide objective information within a broader medication-monitoring program. The treating provider decides when it is appropriate and how results inform care.
TMS Coordination
TMS support
Four functions around the practice workflow
Program Setup
Laboratory Coordination
Practice Support
Test Tracking
Monitoring Workspace
- Orders submitted todayVisible to the practice
- Reports availableReleased by the laboratory partner
- Awaiting provider reviewRouted to the ordering provider
- Supplies and requisitionsTracked with the laboratory partner
Illustrative interface. Report availability and turnaround are determined by the performing laboratory partner.
Technology
A practical view of orders and reports
Available views are confirmed during implementation for each practice.
Why Drug Test?
Drug testing may provide objective laboratory information as part of a provider-directed monitoring protocol for patients receiving controlled medications.
Tele-TOX
Remote collection when an office visit is not practical
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Build a Medication Monitoring Program Around Your Pain Practice
We start with the workflow you run today, then design the operational structure around it.