No‑Cost Pilot
Integrated Health Kiosks (PS‑2000D)

Select your industry below to view pilot details and success metrics specific to your setting.

Pilot in 2–5 stores to validate engagement, MTM referrals, vaccination impact, and retail media opportunities — no upfront cost.

$0 install
& training

Integrated MTM/
vax workflows

Retail media
opportunities

Executive readout
& per‑unit ROI

Based on pilot outcomes and benchmarks, modeled annual value may reach $170K per location, with 10:1 ROI potential. Actual results vary by site and program.

Pilot in 2–5 campus locations to validate student/staff wellness engagement, athletics screenings/referrals, vaccination compliance, and sponsor‑ready media — no upfront cost.

$0 install
& training

Campus Health
& Athletics referrals

Sponsor‑ready
media surfaces

Executive readout
& per‑site ROI

Based on pilot outcomes and benchmarks, modeled annual value may reach $170K per location with 10:1 ROI potential. Actual results vary by site and program.

  • Pilot in 2–5 sites to validate preventive screenings (BP/BMI), care navigation referrals, quality measure signals, and health education media opportunities — no upfront cost.

$0 install
& training

Clinic workflows
for referrals

Health education
media opportunities

Executive readout
& per‑site ROI

Based on pilot outcomes and benchmarks, modeled annual value may reach $170K per location with 10:1 ROI potential. Actual results vary by site and program.

  • Pilot in 2–5 sites to validate preventive screenings (BP/BMI), care navigation referrals, quality measure signals, and health education media opportunities — no upfront cost.

$0 install
& training

Wellness/benefits
navigation

Sponsor/benefits
media opportunities

Executive readout
& per‑site ROI

Based on pilot outcomes and benchmarks, modeled annual value may reach $170K per location with 10:1 ROI potential. Actual results vary by site and program.

Why Pilot with Texas Medical Screening

Texas Medical Screening helps pharmacies move beyond basic vitals screening and into repeatable, revenue-generating clinical workflows that drive patient engagement and pharmacy performance.

Texas Medical Screening enables universities to scale preventive wellness engagement without adding clinical complexity or administrative burden.

Texas Medical Screening enables clinics to operationalize preventive screenings as part of coordinated care delivery.

Texas Medical Screening enables employers to drive preventive engagement without adding complexity to HR or benefits teams.

What’s Included in the Pilot

Goal: Low‑risk, high‑impact evaluation. Your team controls local workflows; TMS manages logistics, training, and support.

Why Pilot with Texas Medical Screening

12 Week Timeline

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Step 1 — Discovery

Confirm pilot stores, vaccination and MTM goals, success metrics, data capture, and pharmacy governance requirements.

 

Weeks 2–3
Step 3 — Launch

Activate screenings, MTM referral routing, vaccination scheduling, app follow-ups, and coupon unlocks to drive engagement and throughput.

 

Weeks 5–10
Step 5 — Results & Decision

Executive readout covering per-store ROI, operational insights, and expansion or rollout recommendations based on pilot results.

Weeks 0–1
Step 2 — Setup

Deliver kiosks, configure pharmacy dashboards, train store teams, and finalize in-store messaging, loyalty tie-ins, and signage.

 

 

Week 4
Step 4 — Optimize

Bi-weekly performance reviews focused on screening volume, MTM conversion, vaccination throughput, Rx lift, basket lift, and retail media performance.

 

Weeks 11–12
Step 1 — Discovery

Confirm pilot locations, campus wellness goals, participation metrics, data ownership, and alignment with campus policies and FERPA requirements.

 

Weeks 2–3
Step 3 — Launch

Activate preventive wellness screenings across campus, recreation centers, and athletics environments with low-disruption workflows.

 

Weeks 5–10
Step 5 — Results & Decision

Evaluation readout covering engagement outcomes, program fit, scalability, and recommendations for broader campus deployment.

Weeks 0–1
Step 2 — Setup

Deliver kiosks, configure participation dashboards, train campus and recreation staff, and finalize messaging for student and staff engagement.

 

Week 4
Step 4 — Optimize

Bi-weekly reviews focused on participation rates, repeat engagement, follow-through, and capacity relief for campus wellness teams.

 

Weeks 11–12
Step 1 — Discovery

Confirm pilot sites, clinical objectives, referral pathways, reporting requirements, and governance and compliance considerations.

 

Weeks 2–3
Step 3 — Launch

Activate screenings with referral routing and care navigation workflows aligned to clinic and FQHC operations.

 

Weeks 5–10
Step 5 — Results & Decision

Executive readout covering clinical outcomes, operational performance, compliance alignment, and recommendations for scale or integration.

Weeks 0–1
Step 2 — Setup

Deliver kiosks, configure clinical dashboards, train staff, and align workflows with care pathways and quality reporting needs.

 

Week 4
Step 4 — Optimize

Bi-weekly performance reviews focused on screening volume, referral completion, pathway utilization, and quality metrics.

 

Weeks 11–12
Step 1 — Discovery

Confirm pilot locations, employee wellness objectives, participation metrics, and data handling aligned with HR and benefits teams.

 

Weeks 2–3
Step 3 — Launch

Activate onsite preventive screenings with simple follow-ups designed to minimize staff time and operational disruption.

 

Weeks 5–10
Step 5 — Results & Decision

Executive readout covering engagement-driven ROI, utilization insights, and recommendations for expansion across locations.

Weeks 0–1
Step 2 — Setup

Deliver kiosks, configure engagement dashboards, train onsite coordinators, and finalize employee-friendly messaging and scheduling.

 

Week 4
Step 4 — Optimize

Bi-weekly reviews focused on participation rates, engagement trends, utilization, and benefits program alignment.

 

Weeks 11–12

Metrics We’ll Track

Success Metrics & Responsibilities

Compare pilot locations vs. matched controls or pre‑pilot baseline (you choose). Dashboard + weekly snapshot included.

Who Does What

Pilot stores compared against pre-pilot baselines or matched control locations (your choice), with a live dashboard and weekly snapshot reporting.

Your Team (Pharmacy & Ops)

  • Identify 2–5 pilot locations and site champions

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  • Approve workflows for screenings, MTM referrals, and vaccination services

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  • Enable loyalty and app tie-ins, incentives, and coupon programs

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  • Provide baseline metrics for pharmacy operations and performance

 

  • Identify pilot locations across campus, recreation, or athletics

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  • Define participation goals and success metrics

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  • Approve messaging aligned with campus policies

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  • Provide baseline participation and utilization data

  • Identify pilot sites and care pathways

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  • Define referral and quality objectives

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  • Approve clinical workflows and reporting requirements

  •  
  • Provide baseline clinical and operational metrics

  • Identify pilot locations and onsite coordinators

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  • Define employee wellness goals and participation metrics

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  • Approve messaging aligned with benefits programs

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  • Provide baseline participation and utilization data

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Texas Medical Screening (TMS)

  • Deliver and install PS-2000D kiosks, signage, and training

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  • Configure dashboards, weekly analytics, and optimization plans

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  • Provide rapid support with a named pilot manager and SLA

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  • Deliver and install kiosks with campus-appropriate signage

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  • Configure participation dashboards and reporting

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  • Support rollout with a named pilot manager and low-disruption deployment

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  • Deliver and install kiosks and clinical signage

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  • Configure dashboards aligned to referral and quality reporting

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  • Support pilot operations with a named manager and SLA

  • Deliver and install kiosks with minimal onsite disruption

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  • Configure engagement dashboards and reporting

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  • Support rollout with a named pilot manager and SLA

Model screenings → referrals → actions plus media opportunities, net of pilot operations.

Metrics emphasized

  • Vaccination throughput

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  • MTM engagement and completion

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  • New Rx starts and adherence lift

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  • Basket lift and retail media impact

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Executive readout presents per-location and per-unit ROI from pilot actuals. Modeled results are illustrative; actuals govern.

Metrics emphasized

  • Participation and completion rates

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  • Repeat engagement

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  • Capacity relief for wellness and recreation teams

  • Program utilization trends

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Executive readout supports evaluation, scalability, and decision-making. Modeled results are illustrative; actuals govern.

Metrics emphasized

  • Referral routing and conversion

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  • Care pathway utilization
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  • Quality measure inputs

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  • Operational performance indicators

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Executive readout provides clinical, operational, and program-level insights. Modeled results are illustrative; actuals govern.

Metrics emphasized

  • Employee participation and completion rates

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  • Program enrollment and care navigation engagement

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  • Utilization trends tied to benefits offerings

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  • Engagement-driven ROI indicators

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Executive readout supports benefits optimization and expansion decisions. Modeled results are illustrative; actuals govern.

Executive readout presents per‑location and per‑unit ROI from pilot actuals. Modeled results are illustrative; actuals govern.

Compliance
& Data Practices

Pilot Approval Considerations

Key considerations pharmacy teams raise during pilot approval

We’re satisfied with our current kiosk solution.

This pilot is designed as a side-by-side ROI test. It isolates ad revenue, vaccination throughput, and loyalty and app integrations—areas many existing units don’t fully monetize.

No problem. We’ll schedule a Q1 follow-up and provide a 15-minute pre-read with metric templates so evaluation is fast and turnkey when timing opens.

No problem let’s de‑risk with a 60–90 day pop‑up pilot in 2–5 stores. We’ll use a temporary footprint (no permanent fixtures), 1–2 hours of training, and clear exit criteria.to validate community screenings → vax campaigns → basket lift, without committing to permanent fixtures.

Workflows align with existing pharmacy rhythms. Training is limited to 1–2 hours per store, with rapid-response support throughout the pilot.

Ready to see if this fits your stores?

Request a No‑Cost Pilot

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