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MEDICATION ASSESSMENT

Independent medication evidence for the liability decision.

Medication Assessment helps claims teams determine whether prescribed medicines are clinically justified, claim-related, and supported by defensible evidence before an insurer commits to ongoing medication costs.

ASSESSMENT REVIEW

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Clinical justification

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Risk and interaction review

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Defensible recommendations

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CLAIMS DECISIONING WORKFLOW

First question: is the insurer liable for the medication?

Medication Assessment is designed for the first point in the claims workflow: clarifying whether the prescribed medicine is clinically connected to the accepted injury or condition, appropriate for the circumstances, and reasonable for the insurer to fund.

1

Liability decision

The insurer needs to understand whether the medication is clinically justified and connected to the claim before accepting responsibility for payment.

2

Medication Assessment

​MediLens reviews the clinical context, medicines, risks, interactions, and available evidence to provide an independent assessment for claims decision-making.

3

Defensible recommendation

The review gives claims teams a practical position on clinical justification, risk, and next steps so the decision can be explained and applied consistently.

WHY THIS ASSESSMENT MATTERS

Clinical reasoning before a payment pathway is accepted.

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1. Clinical justification

Determine whether prescribed medications are clinically justified for the accepted injury or condition.

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2. Risk & interaction review

Identify potential risks, interactions, duplication, or polypharmacy issues before costs become ongoing.

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3. Actionable guidance

Explore alternative treatment pathways and next steps for safer, more effective recovery.

When a medication
assessment is recommended

REVIEW TRIGGERS

A medication assessment is valuable whenever claims teams need confidence, clarity, or independent guidance on medication use. Typical scenarios include:

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Managing complex or high-risk regimens — especially when multiple prescribers or overlapping therapies are involved.

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Determining clinical appropriateness — confirming that prescribed medicines are necessary and justified.

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Clarifying treatment alignment — ensuring medications are connected to the accepted injury and treatment goals.

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Assessing specific therapies — such as medicinal cannabis where objectives or expected outcomes are unclear.

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Resolving conflicting opinions — when different treating providers offer opposing guidance.

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Evaluating costs and value — ensuring medication spending aligns with therapeutic benefit.

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Identifying potential risks — including interactions, polypharmacy, or factors that may delay recovery.

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Pre-IME review — for cases requiring assessment before escalation to an Independent Medical Examination.

SERVICE INCLUSION

A clear, decision-ready review of the case.

Each assessment provides a thorough review of the medication picture, delivered in a way claims teams can understand, explain, and act on.

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Comprehensive report

A pharmacist-prepared record of current regimens, medication history, interactions, concerns, and clinical reasoning.

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Actionable recommendations

Practical guidance that helps optimise medication use, reduce risk, and support confident claim decision-making.

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Recovery-focused advice

Recommendations that support safer recovery, treatment alignment, therapeutic value, and appropriate next steps.

READY FOR REVIEW

​Get medication clarity before the decision becomes ongoing cost.

Clear. Actionable. Independent.

Submit the case for independent pharmacy review and receive structured, defensible guidance for the claims decision.

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