Latent
Enterprise pharmacy intelligence connecting patient identification, medication approvals, prescription capture, and follow-up.
About Latent
Latent is an enterprise pharmacy intelligence platform built for health systems. Its clinical agentic engine covers connected pharmacy work, including finding patients who may need medication access help, managing approvals, capturing eligible prescriptions, and following patients after therapy begins. Pharmacy teams can use it to scan populations, parse payer policies, check medical necessity, prepare forms, submit cases, connect claims with pharmacy operations, and send clinical concerns to a pharmacist. The product targets organizations that want more throughput and patient reach without adding staff at the same pace as workload. Latent reports use across more than 50 health systems and shares named partner outcomes, with results varying by organization. Buying is sales led and subscription based. Cost, fit, and rollout requirements therefore depend on the health system's current pharmacy workflow and the scope agreed during implementation.
Best for
Best use cases
A pharmacy team scans a patient population to identify medication access gaps and prioritize eligible patients for outreach.
Staff prepare a prior authorization by parsing payer policy, checking medical necessity, completing forms, and submitting the case.
A health system connects eligible claims with its pharmacy operation, then follows patients and routes clinical concerns to pharmacists.
Compare before choosing
Compared with isolated prior authorization tools, Latent connects identification, access, prescription capture, and patient engagement.
The sales-led enterprise model suits health systems needing scoped implementation more than teams seeking instant self-service signup.
Named health system outcomes provide operational context, but buyers must evaluate expected impact against their own staffing and workflow baseline.
Features
Identify eligible patients
Scan patient populations to find medication access gaps and surface patients who may benefit from pharmacy intervention.
Manage medication approvals
Support prior authorization work by parsing payer policy, checking medical necessity, preparing forms, and submitting cases.
Capture pharmacy prescriptions
Connect eligible claims with pharmacy workflows so health systems can retain more specialty prescriptions and related value.
Engage patients after access
Follow up with patients about medication use and route clinical concerns to a pharmacist when attention is needed.
Pros
- Connects patient identification, approvals, prescription capture, and engagement in one pharmacy workflow.
- Population scanning and authorization support can reduce administrative load for health system pharmacy teams.
- Named health system results give enterprise buyers concrete examples of throughput, time, and financial impact.
Cons
- Custom sales-led pricing makes early cost comparison harder than products with published self-service plans.
- Enterprise implementation requires workflow scoping and organizational coordination before teams can use the platform broadly.
- Reported partner outcomes vary by organization, so expected returns depend on each health system’s baseline and deployment scope.
Pricing Plans
Enterprise subscription
- Deployment scoped for a health system pharmacy
- Access to Latent pharmacy intelligence workflows
- Sales-led onboarding and implementation
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Latent's official website.