Split Billing At Hospital Scale Is Complicated.
Most Hospitals Don't Have a Split Billing Problem. They Have A Visibility Problem.
Orders are splitting. Claims are moving. Replenishment is happening. Where things get complicated, and where most platforms quietly fall short, is everything around the split.
- Keeping crosswalks current as your formulary evolves
- Knowing exactly why a claim routed the way it did
- Running a multi-entity system without losing site-level precision
- Being able to walk into an audit with documented evidence of configurations
That's where the real work lives. And that's exactly what PharmaForce Split Billing was built for.
Most Split Billing Platforms Were Designed For Simple Programs
A Split Billing Program Your Team Can Actually Trust
Not because nothing ever changes. But because when it does, your TPA handles it.
Crosswalks update. Configuration is visible. Your audit trail is current. And your pharmacy team is running the program, instead of maintaining the tool.
That's the standard PharmaForce is built on.
340B, WAC, GPO — every entity runs a different account structure. PharmaForce supports both 2-way and 3-way splits, configured to your entity type and restrictions. Every order routes correctly. Automatically.
Centralized inventory is efficient — until 340B compliance enters the picture. PharmaForce tracks each site's utilization and replenishes against the right account across every 340B and non-340B location in your system. No commingling. No compliance gaps.
Generate a claim-level audit by date range, account type, and sample size — flat count or percentage — review results record by record, and export. All built in, all on your schedule.
Multiple EDI integrations keep your replenishment workflow running regardless of any single connection's health. Flexible by design, resilient by default.
Full visibility into all of your claims, split logic, claim routing, and configuration history — so you can explain every decision to an auditor.
Your Split Billing Program Should Be Your Strongest Compliance Asset
Let's make it one.
