Independent Medication Reviews — Workers Compensation & CTP

Retrieve the medications. Assess the risk. Act on it.

AllMeds retrieves the full medication history, tells you which medicines are a concern for this injury and this worker, and hands back what to do next. A registered pharmacist reviews every report. Minutes, not days.

Used by Case Managers and Insurers across Australia and UK
TRUSTED BY WORKERS COMPENSATION & CTP AU & UK
WHAT ALLMEDS DOES

Three steps on every claim

Retrieve the medication history, assess what is a concern, act on it. Workers compensation and CTP.

One. Retrieve the medication history.

Dispensing records, SafeScript, scripts and discharge summaries, retrieved into one current list. See what is new, what has stopped and what has escalated since the last review.

  • Dispense-level records: drug, dose, quantity, prescriber, pharmacy
  • Obtained through registered pharmacists with the worker's authority
  • On every claim at intake, not just the escalated ones
How medication history works →

Two. Assess what is a concern.

Interactions, opioid load, sedation, dose outside guidance, and whether each medicine is related to the injury. Framed around the question you actually have: will this slow recovery, affect driving, or need a specialist review?

  • Per-drug verdict: injury-related, partial, or unrelated
  • Built on the same medication list you already upload
  • TGA, FDA, MHRA, and jurisdictional guidance cited per call
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Three. Act on it.

The sentence for your report, the letter to the treating doctor, the questions for the IME, the reasonable and necessary call. Written so you can copy it straight in.

  • IME referral letters written from the assessment, questions included
  • Cites TGA, PBS and jurisdictional guidance per point
  • Same-day, ready to file with a full audit trail
See a sample letter →

Safety and compliance checked against global standards

Allmeds runs every medication against TGA (Australia), FDA (US), and MHRA (UK) safety standards. You get a clear report of what's compliant, what exceeds guidelines, and the specific action to take, from opioid duration limits to Schedule 8 reviews and multiple-prescriber flags.

  • Opioid duration, Schedule 8, and multiple-prescriber flags
  • Specific action listed for each compliance gap
  • Audit trail for every check, ready to file
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Built for the people who carry the claim

Injury Management Advisors, Claims Advisors and Wellbeing Specialists at insurers and self-insurers — plus the rehab providers and scheme operators around them.

What our users say

"We caught a claimant on opioids well past the recommended duration. AllMeds flagged it instantly and drafted the letter to the GP. That early intervention got them into a tapering plan and back to work weeks earlier than expected."

CM
Case Manager Australia's largest workers compensation insurer

"Understanding what medications are doing to our claimants' recovery has been a game changer. We can now see which drugs are helping and which are holding them back, and make better decisions on what to reimburse."

RP
Rehabilitation Provider Workplace rehabilitation firm, United Kingdom

"The interaction and compliance checks give my team confidence in every decision. We used to second-guess ourselves on complex medication regimens. Now we have the evidence to back it up, and the letters go out the same day."

TL
Team Leader, Claims National CTP insurer

"As a sole trader managing 40+ claims, I don't have time to research every medication. AllMeds gives me the same clinical intelligence that big insurer teams have. It's saved me hours every week and reduced my liability risk significantly."

IM
Injury Management Consultant Independent, NSW
100,000+
Drugs checked across TGA, FDA & MHRA
5+ hrs
Saved per claim on medication research
100%
Defensible audit trail on every assessment
60%
Reduction in medication claim costs

Drug risk guides for claims professionals

Risk profiles, scheduling, interactions, and compliance guidance across TGA, FDA, MHRA, NICE, and CDC for the medications that appear most on claims.

Put a current case through it, free, and see what comes back.

Run a real case, de-identified is fine, or talk to us about rolling AllMeds across your portfolio.