LogRx was born out of a major void in accountability for controlled substances. We know this, because we've
seen it ourselves. Accidentally misplaced narcotics, drugs that expired before they could be used, even the
occasional theft from paramedics struggling with substance abuse.
Over several decades in the fire service and emergency medical
services fields, it became apparent that the
lack of accountability in narcotics was not just an issue isolated to the agencies we worked with. It was
widespread.
The Beginning
In 2016 LogRx was officially founded by Clive Savacool, as an exploratory project to gauge whether or not it
was
a viable business model. In 2018 with the help of Chief Technology Officer, Tanner Burton, LogRx went full
steam
ahead, making a successful 2019 winning multiple awards from EMS Today/JEMS and EMS World.
New Legislation, New Risk
Around the same time that LogRx was born, legislation was introduced that shifted responsibility for
maintaining
accurate drug logs to agency managers, punctuating the importance of this federal requirement and holding
individuals within these agencies responsible for tracking controlled substances. LogRx provided a better
way to
ensure agencies were easily meeting federal requirements, eliminating errors and complacency that come with
pen
and paper tracking.
Our Promise
One of our goals from the beginning was to provide top-level customer service. That's why we took the Jerry
Maguire approach of "fewer clients and more attention would result in a better business model" as the
foundation
for LogRx's business practices.
We launched our product and the then worked with each of our clients to ensure
they had the best possible
experience, giving LogRx the great reputation it has today.
We are proud of what we have built, and we are proud to be on a first name basis with each of our customers.
We're also really proud to provide a solution to many agencies that have been struggling for decades to
maintain
strong accountability in an industry we've dedicated our careers to.
