We'll show you what you're overpaying, in writing. ServRx Pay puts pay-by-text, cards, ACH, online wallets like Apple Pay, mobile, terminals and recurring billing on one platform, next to the workers' comp processing ServRx pharmacies already trust.
*Illustration only, based on a 0.5% reduction in total processing cost. Actual savings depend on your card volume, card mix, and current pricing, and are not guaranteed.
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A copay at the register, a card over the phone for a delivery, a facility account on terms, a workers' comp claim somewhere else. Each of those usually sits in a separate tool, so month-end reconciliation takes longer than it should. ServRx Pay brings them onto one platform.
Four logins and four statements, and they rarely add up the same way at month-end.
One view, one statement and one team to call, so your books match what happened at the counter.
Fill, collect, settle and reconcile, whether the payer is a PBM, the patient, a facility account or a workers' comp carrier.
Text or email a secure link, and the patient pays from their phone before pickup or delivery. No portal login, no mailed check.
Card-on-file for regular patients, ACH for facility accounts, and Apple Pay and Google Pay at the counter. All of it shows up in one view.
Take a card at the register or over the phone. Both use the same payments screen, so there's no second system to reconcile at close.
House accounts, facility statements and standing orders bill on schedule, so nobody has to chase them each month.
Card sales reach your bank the next day instead of sitting in transit, so cash keeps moving.
Invoices and statements for house and facility accounts, with automated email reminders.
ServRx has worked with pharmacies for 15 years. ServRx Pay sits alongside our workers' comp processing, with the same team and the same focus on keeping patients at your pharmacy.
ServRx Pay runs on Everyware's Payments-as-a-Service platform, which is PCI Level 1 and SOC 2 certified and HIPAA-compliant. Sensitive card data never lands in your pharmacy's own systems.
Copays, deliveries, house accounts and workers' comp all collected in one place and reconciled daily.
Physician and clinic dispensing sites get claims adjudication and patient payments from one provider.
The same payment setup at every location, with a view across all stores and settlement for each one.
"ServRx has improved our workflow tremendously regarding worker's comp. We rarely have a problem. But if we ever do, we call the ServRx help desk and the issue is resolved immediately."
Doug L.ServRx pharmacy client"ServRx has made W/C scripts as easy for us to fill as cash scripts. Most W/C patients are in and out of our pharmacy within 10 minutes."
Prime PharmaceuticalsAtlanta, GA"The staff at ServRx is extremely easy to deal with and the reimbursements that we are enjoying are the absolute best!"
Ken M.ServRx pharmacy clientNo teaser rates and no fees you can't explain. Bring your last statement and we'll review it line by line, then show you in writing what you're overpaying and what you'd pay with ServRx Pay. No obligation.
No. ServRx workers' comp claims processing stays as it is. ServRx Pay is an addition for everything else your pharmacy collects, so payments and claims are supported by the same team.
No. ServRx Pay works alongside your pharmacy system.
No long-term lock-in. Stay because it works. We start with a free statement review, so you see the numbers in writing before you decide anything.
No. Card data is handled through Everyware's PCI DSS Level 1 and SOC 2 certified infrastructure. It never touches your pharmacy's own systems.
Yes. Terms, deposits, partial payments and recurring statements are all supported.
A counter terminal covers walk-ins, a virtual terminal covers phone orders, and pay-by-text links cover deliveries. All three post to the same ledger.
Call Kyle Lasseter, Director of Pharmacy Payment Solutions, at +1 602-214-1513, or the ServRx help desk 7 days a week at (888) 907-9770. The same team supports both payments and claims.
Bring your last statement. In about 15 minutes we'll review it line by line and show you what you're overpaying, in writing.