In our current digital age, many may wonder why prescription pad printing is still a thing in California, New Jersey, Florida, and Connecticut. More and more of our world is going digital, including medical records and other vital information, but in many cases, the paper or physical version of important documents remain.
At Park Press Printers we have invested in the technology to help make prescription pad printing as safe and secure as possible while still allowing for a paper trail for medical facilities and doctors. There are fewer options to get your prescription pad printing done, and state laws and regulations make getting into this area of printing very challenging and expensive. Contact us today to learn more about our prescription pad printing and how it adheres to all regulations for your state.
Why Stay with Physical Prescription Pads
These days it seems that there are backups to backups with various important data, and multiple ways to securely access that data as well. So why are some facilities staying with physical media like prescription pads? There are several reasons, including technical problems or glitches that can make a medical facility’s entire EMR system inaccessible for hours or even days. Usually if the EMR system is down it affects all records, not just a few, and this can have major ramifications for all doctors, patients, and staff.
Lack of interoperability is another issue that comes up between different medical facilities. In these cases, in order to share important data, it needs to be printed first then transferred and finally uploaded into the other system. With physical media like paper, this doesn’t happen as you can easily hand over the data to continue care. With more and more data stored digitally, it makes an attractive target for data thieves as well who can operate anywhere in the world.
The Continuing Need for Physical Media
For the foreseeable future, prescription pad printing will continue to be needed by a variety of different healthcare facilities both large and small, and preferred by some patients. There are important safety features that are included with our prescription pad printing to help ensure that no matter who is using them, they can quickly and easily identify that the prescription is written on genuine pads made for that purpose and not stolen or copied.
Our prescription pad printing includes important aspects such as micro printing that doesn’t show up properly when copied, as well as special inks that change color with a change in temperature, and this also cannot be copied. These all make your prescription pad printings safe and secure for California, New Jersey, Florida, Connecticut and other states. Contact us today at Park Press Printers to get started on your custom prescription pad printing.
