Velarion Records

The register is republished every morning with no record of what moved, so a site whose certification date changes or a contract pharmacy that comes off is something nothing tells you. You find out when somebody asks, and the person asking is often your auditor.

$99/month for one record and every site under it. A system, a whole state or the entire register are on the alerts page.

You need to know which entities and which dispensing arrangements are on the register today, in one state or in all of them, and the only public source is a spreadsheet replaced each morning that keeps no history. So what a record or an arrangement said last month is gone, unless somebody on your team saved that morning’s copy.

The whole register is $25,000/year a year. Redistribution rights are $75,000/year, invoiced with the terms attached: the license page has all three.

Before a board meeting, a financing or a deal, somebody has to put one hospital’s position on paper: what it takes in, what it writes off, and how it sits against hospitals of its own size. The first question in the room is always where the numbers came from, and assembling that means one federal register, one cost-report file and an afternoon.

$295 for one hospital, both registers and five hospitals of its own size in its own state — every figure printed with the worksheet, line and column it was read from.