TransactRx Releases Part 5 of Series – Integrating an Adult Vaccination Program into Your Practice TransactRx the nation’s leading Medicare Part DVaccine Physician Billing System announced today that it has released Part 5 – “Integrating and Adult Vaccination Program into Your Practice” of its 5-part education series tiled “Running a Profitable Adult Vaccine Program in Your Practice”. This blog post and the previous articles are available on the company’s new blog site http://www.transactrx.com/medical-blog. Physician offices that have created successful adult vaccine programs all share a common practice of integrating the vaccination program into the daily workflow of their practices. Educating patients as to the effectiveness and availability of particular vaccines and identifying patient’s as candidates for specific vaccines are important steps in meeting vaccination goals. “TransactRx has worked with thousands of physician practices over the last years to implement adult vaccination programs”, said Jack Guinan, CEO TransactRx, “We have physician office clients administering hundreds of vaccines per year and earning a profit on the program in the same size practice as others that are administering a dozen shots and losing money on the program. A key difference between the two comes down to formally integrating the program into the daily workflow of everyone in the practice.” TransactRx is on a mission to inform physicians and other healthcare providers “Vaccines are Good Medicine and Good Business.” About TransactRx POC Network Technologies, Inc. d.b.a. TransactRx is a national provider of reimbursement solutions for vaccines and specialty pharmaceutical products administered at the point-of-care. The TransactRx proprietary cross-benefit technology platform seamlessly connects the nation’s pharmacy and medical transaction infrastructures to enable physicians, public health departments and pharmacies to check coverage information and submit claims for both medical and pharmacy benefits. The Company’s unique national provider networks significantly reduce the cost and effort associated with contracting a large numbers of providers to administer a particular vaccine or group of pharmaceutical products. The combination of technology and provider networks assists payers of all types.