You carry the risk. Carry the medication picture too.
A self-insurer owns every claim outcome outright — and medication is where long-tail claims are made or broken. Allmeds puts the lawfully obtained medication history, independently reviewed by a registered pharmacist, on every claim your team carries, with the flags and draft letters to act while intervention still changes the cost.
Used by injury management teams at self-insured employers across NSW, QLD and VIC.
Why the medication argument lands hardest for self-insurers
Premium-paying employers experience medication blow-outs as next year's premium. You experience them as this year's claims cost, this year's provisions, and a licence condition. The claims that deteriorate — opioids escalating quarter on quarter, a sedative stack that quietly rules out the return-to-work plan, treatment that stopped matching the compensable injury a year ago — are visible in the dispense history months before they are visible in the costs.
Every claim, at intake
The medication history obtained lawfully through registered pharmacists when the claim opens — not at the escalated review.
Independent medication management review
Interactions, escalation, injury-relatedness and work-capacity conflicts, cited to TGA, PBS and your scheme's guidance.
Action, not another report
Prescriber queries and IME referrals drafted with the questions specified — your injury management team sends them the same day.
Exposure you can see
Risk and cost summarised across your claims: where pharmacy spend is drifting and which files carry the combinations that go long.
It feeds the team you already have
Allmeds is not another provider in the loop — it is the medication groundwork under your existing people. Injury Management Advisors get the reviewed history and flags at intake; Wellbeing Specialists see the medication barriers to recovery early; IME referrals leave with the reconciled history attached and specific questions asked.
Common questions
What does Allmeds do for a self-insurer?
Allmeds gives self-insured employers the medication picture on every claim they carry: the medication history obtained lawfully through registered pharmacists, an independent medication management review — completed by a registered pharmacist, accelerated by AI — covering risk and injury-relatedness, and draft letters ready for your injury management team to send. Because you hold the risk, every avoided blow-out lands on your own balance sheet.
Why does medication matter more for self-insurers?
A premium-paying employer shares medication-driven deterioration with the scheme; a self-insurer owns it outright. The claims that go long — opioid escalation, sedative combinations blocking return to work, treatment drifting from the compensable injury — are precisely the claims medication visibility catches early, when intervention still changes the trajectory and the cost.
Does Allmeds work with our existing injury management team and providers?
Yes. Allmeds feeds the people you already have: your Injury Management Advisors get the reviewed history and flags, your rehab providers see medication barriers to recovery, and your IME referrals go out with the reconciled medication history and specific questions attached.
How does Allmeds obtain medication histories?
Lawfully, through registered pharmacists acting on the worker’s authority. Allmeds does not access SafeScript or any real-time prescription monitoring system — those are restricted to clinicians in the patient’s care. Pharmacists obtain the dispense records; Allmeds reviews what comes back.
See the medication exposure across your claims
Walk through a sample assessment built on a realistic self-insured claim file.