Do you know if your compounding pharmacy is keeping up with compliance?Pomio's API lets you check.
Whether its routine work is done on time, what's overdue, whether its rooms and equipment are certified, and where it's licensed. All from the record the pharmacy keeps in Pomio every day.
Its Florida pharmacy permit has expired.
- Routine work on time, last 90 days
- 97% of 1,240 tasks
- Overdue now
- 4 tasks, oldest due Oct 24
- Room and equipment certifications
- 6 of 6 current
- Pharmacy permits
- 4 of 5 active, Florida expired
A compounding pharmacy fills prescriptions for your patients, under your name.You can't see whether it's doing things right.
See whether the pharmacy is keeping up
Every compounding pharmacy runs a program of routine work: cleaning, temperature readings, room and equipment certifications, license renewals. Pomio shows whether that work gets done on time. Every number is counted from tasks the pharmacy actually did, each with a due date and a completion time, shown next to how much work it has set up.
- Routine work on time
- 97%of 1,240 tasks due
- Program size
- 142recurring tasks set up
- Overdue now
- 4oldest due Oct 24, 2026
- Certifications
- 6 of 6current
- Pharmacy licenses
- 5 of 6active, 1 expired
- Last activity
- Today9:42 AM
Is the routine work done on time?
Of the tasks due in the last 90 days, how many were done on time, done late, or are still open.
Is anything overdue right now?
How many tasks are past due today, and the date of the oldest one.
Are certifications current?
How many room and equipment certifications the pharmacy needs, and how many are current, overdue or not set up yet.
Is anyone still working in it?
When someone at the pharmacy last did work in Pomio, so a quiet account never looks like a clean one.
Every state's licenses, from the pharmacy's record
Licenses are one part of deciding where a pharmacy can dispense and ship prescriptions. Pomio shows each license the pharmacy holds in each state, by type, with its status and expiry date, and how many of its pharmacists hold an active license there. We check against licensing requirements so you can be sure a state reads as met only when every license it requires is active.
| State | State requirements | Pharmacy licenses | Pharmacists licensed here |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | MetPermit, sterile compounding license and a California-licensed pharmacist | Non-resident pharmacyActive, expires Mar 31, 2027Non-resident sterile compoundingActive, expires Mar 31, 2027 | 1 activeExpires Jan 31, 2027 |
| Florida | Not metThe permit has expired | Non-resident pharmacyExpired Sep 30, 2026 | None on record |
| Ohio | MetPermit and an Ohio-licensed pharmacist | Non-resident pharmacyActive, expires Jun 30, 2027 | 2 activeNext expires Dec 31, 2026 |
| Texas | Not metThe pharmacist-in-charge is not licensed in Texas | Non-resident pharmacyActive, expires Nov 30, 2027 | 1 activeExpires Nov 30, 2026 |
| Virginia | MetPermit and a Virginia-licensed pharmacist | Non-resident pharmacyActive, expires Aug 31, 2027 | 1 activeExpires Feb 28, 2027 |
Shared only with the pharmacy's agreement
The record belongs to the pharmacy. Pomio shares a small, fixed set of facts from it, with the partners the pharmacy agreed to, and keeps a copy of every answer.
The pharmacy agrees first
Pomio sets up each partner's access one pharmacy at a time, after agreeing it with that pharmacy. A partner can't look up a pharmacy that hasn't agreed, or learn that it uses Pomio.
Counts and dates, not files
No license numbers, documents, complaints or names of people leave Pomio. Partners see statuses, dates and counts.
Every answer is kept
Pomio records each request and the exact answer it gave. If anyone asks what a partner saw on a given day: here you go.
Access can end at any time
Pomio can turn off a key, or a partner's access to one pharmacy, at any time. The record of what was shared stays.
Check before the prescription goes out
- Your servers ask Pomio, so the answer can show up in the tools your team and physicians already use.
- Where each pharmacy stands, with the counts behind it, and an answer per state for routing by the patient's state.
- Every answer dated and labeled with where it came from.
Your daily record becomes your answer
- The licenses you keep and the tasks your team closes are already the record.
- With your agreement, a partner can check it without another request for copies.
- Pomio shares with a partner only after agreeing it with you, and keeps a copy of every answer.
Questions partners ask
Does Pomio say a pharmacy is compliant?
No. Regulators decide that. Pomio shows what the pharmacy's own record says, and when: which licenses are active, and whether its routine work is done on time.
Where does the information come from?
From the records the pharmacy keeps in Pomio. Its staff enter licenses and complete their tasks there. Each answer is marked self-reported, with the time it was true.
Which pharmacies can we see?
Only pharmacies that agreed to share with you. Pomio sets up each one with the pharmacy before your access starts, and can end it at any time.
How does it fit with our systems?
It's an API your servers call with a private key. You decide where the answer shows up, such as next to each pharmacy in the screens your physicians already use.
Work with a compounding pharmacy? Let's talk.
Tell us which pharmacies you send prescriptions to and what your physicians need to see. We'll show you what Pomio answers for them.
