Quartzfield
Pharmacy accounting services
SERVICES · QFLD-004

Three Services.
One Sector Focus.

Each Quartzfield service is built around a distinct operational need in pharmacy and dispensary financial management. Choose what applies to your situation — or combine them.

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About Our Services

Accounting built around how pharmacies actually operate

Independent pharmacies and dispensaries have financial structures that don't map cleanly onto standard bookkeeping templates. Reimbursement cycles, controlled substance documentation requirements, and payer reconciliation are core financial functions — not edge cases to hand off to a general accountant.

Quartzfield's three service areas address those functions directly. Each one can be engaged independently or alongside the others, depending on what your operation actually needs.

SVC · 001
Pharmacy & Dispensary Accounting
Service 01

Pharmacy & Dispensary Accounting

$580 /month

Monthly financial management covering the full scope of pharmacy operations — revenue categorization, expense tracking, gross margin reporting by product category, and reconciliation of dispensing records against financial statements. Delivered as a structured monthly report with an executive summary written for pharmacy owners, not just accountants.

Monthly P&L and cash flow statements
Revenue categorized by prescription vs OTC
Gross margin reporting by product category
Year-over-year comparative summaries
Dispensary-specific revenue treatment
Written summary of key monthly findings
SVC · 002
Service 02

Controlled Substance Inventory Accounting

$300 /month

Dedicated financial recordkeeping for Schedule II–V controlled substance inventory — maintaining the separation between DEA-regulated stock and general pharmacy inventory that compliance requires. Monthly reconciliation of purchases, dispensing, and ending balances, structured to meet inspection-readiness standards throughout the year.

Schedule II–V monthly inventory ledger
Purchase-to-dispensing reconciliation
Discrepancy flagging and documentation
DEA compliance-oriented record structure
Separate from general inventory accounting
Audit-ready records maintained monthly
Controlled Substance Inventory Accounting
SVC · 003
Third-Party Payer Reconciliation
Service 03

Third-Party Payer Reconciliation

$350 /month

Monthly reconciliation of insurance and third-party payer reimbursements against claims submitted. Tracks expected versus received payments by payer, produces an aging report for outstanding claims, and surfaces patterns in denials and short-payments. Gives pharmacy operators a clear view of what they're owed and where the gaps are.

Expected vs. received reconciliation by payer
Monthly aging report for outstanding claims
Denial and short-payment pattern tracking
Multi-payer summary in a single report
Medicare, Medicaid, and PBM coverage
Reimbursement rate change documentation
At a Glance

Service comparison

COMP · 005
Feature Pharmacy
Accounting
Controlled
Substance
Payer
Reconciliation
Monthly financial statements
Revenue & expense categorization
Controlled substance inventory ledger
DEA compliance record structure
Payer reimbursement reconciliation
Claims aging report
Plain-language monthly summary
Monthly investment $580 $300 $350

Services may be combined. Onboarding intake process required for all new engagements.

Choosing a Service

Which service is right for your operation?

CHO-A
Pharmacy Accounting
$580 / month

A starting point for pharmacies that need organized, sector-specific monthly financials. If you're managing a general pharmacy, a dispensary, or both and want financial reports that reflect how pharmacy revenue actually works — this is where most clients begin.

Good fit if:
  • You want monthly P&L and margin reports built for pharmacy operations
  • Your current bookkeeping doesn't separate prescription and OTC revenue
  • You operate a licensed dispensary with specific revenue categorization needs
CHO-B
Controlled Substance Acctg.
$300 / month

For pharmacies that dispense Schedule II–V medications and want the financial documentation of that inventory maintained in a compliance-oriented structure — separate from general bookkeeping and consistently maintained to audit-ready standards.

Good fit if:
  • You hold a DEA registration and dispense controlled substances regularly
  • You want CS inventory records maintained outside your general ledger
  • Audit preparedness is a priority for your compliance posture
CHO-C
Payer Reconciliation
$350 / month

For pharmacies billing multiple insurance and PBM payers where reimbursement tracking has become difficult to manage internally. Produces a clear monthly picture of what was expected, what was received, and what's still outstanding — across all active payers.

Good fit if:
  • You bill Medicare, Medicaid, or multiple PBMs and reconciliation is taking too long
  • You're not confident your current process catches all short-paid claims
  • You want a monthly aging report showing what's delayed or denied by payer
PROC · 007 Getting Started

What happens after you reach out

01

Initial conversation

We discuss your pharmacy's setup, the services you're considering, and any specific accounting challenges you're navigating.

02

Scope confirmation

We confirm which services fit your operation and explain exactly what we'll need from you on a monthly basis to deliver them.

03

Onboarding intake

We collect existing records, establish your data submission process, and configure our reporting templates to your operation's structure.

04

Monthly cadence begins

Monthly reporting cycle starts. You submit your data on the agreed schedule; we deliver structured reports with a written summary.

Common Questions

Before you decide

Can I start with one service and add others later?
Yes. Most clients begin with pharmacy accounting, then add controlled substance accounting or payer reconciliation as those needs become clearer. Each service has its own scope and pricing, so adding one doesn't restructure the others. The onboarding process for additional services is simpler than the initial intake since we already have your operational context.
What data do you need from us each month?
This depends on which services you've engaged. For pharmacy accounting: dispensing records, purchase invoices, bank statements, and expense documentation. For controlled substance accounting: CS purchase records and dispensing logs. For payer reconciliation: EOBs, remittance advice, and the claims register for the period. We establish the exact submission format and schedule during onboarding.
Is this right for a dispensary, not just a traditional pharmacy?
Dispensary accounting is specifically included in the pharmacy accounting service. Revenue categorization, compliance documentation structure, and reporting format all account for the distinctions between dispensary and traditional pharmacy operations. The controlled substance accounting service is equally applicable to licensed dispensaries that maintain Schedule-tracked inventory.
What's the length of the engagement?
Services are structured on a monthly basis. We recommend at least a quarterly commitment to capture meaningful trends in your financials — a single month doesn't give much comparative context. That said, the engagement structure is discussed and agreed during the initial conversation, and we're straightforward about how the process works before anything is formalized.
Ready to Talk?

Not sure where to start?

The contact form is the easiest place to begin. Describe your pharmacy setup and what's not working in your current financial process — we'll respond with thoughts on which service is the most relevant fit.