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Which pathways are you choosing for compliance testing?

AIT Laboratories understands that every healthcare practitioner differs in the way they choose to run their practice and treat their patients. We also recognize that every patient’s response to therapy is unique. AIT encourages you to find your own pathway when it comes to treating your patients.

That is why we offer AIT Pathways, a suite of comprehensive compliance testing tools to help customize your treatment plan and create better outcomes for your patients and you.

AIT offers three distinctive tools for compliance testing:

URINE BASELINES

A comprehensive look at a client’s practice with the ability to benchmark the office’s compliance on a state and national level. Click here to learn more.  

GUIDEMED

An important step on the path to addressing patient compliance with prescribed therapies is determining the most appropriate testing protocols for your unique patient population. Click here to learn more. 

PATIENT ADHERENCE TOOL (PAT)

Take the guesswork out of whom to test. Utilize a PAT to organize and track your patient’s testing based on your needs. Click here to learn more. 

Whether you adopt one of these tools or all three, your compliance testing pathway is your own. Each approach can help you to achieve successful compliance testing and see a measurable difference in your practice. 

Learn More About AIT Pathways 

For more information about AIT Pathways, complete the following form. An account executive will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible. You may also contact our Client Services Department.

Here are some other resources related to compliance testing you may find useful:

• Read “Compliance Monitoring and Effective Risk Mitigation Strategy,” AIT’s expert article as published in Practical Pain Management, to learn how the combination of laboratory-based compliance testing and physician education provide tangible value to practitioners aiming to comply with a risk mitigation plan.
• Use an opioid risk tool (ORT) to determine a patient’s potential risk and set a baseline for treatment and further testing.
• Implement the Screener and Opioid Assessment for Patients with Pain (SOAPP^®) to help predict and monitor patient response to opioid medications.
• Request that an AIT-sponsored non-accredited educational program be held in your area to obtain important compliance testing information for healthcare practitioners.