Boise continues leadership in premium and specialty paper market
BENSENVILLE, Ill., April 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Boise Inc. announced today that Boise BEWARE, its anti-copy/anti-scan paper, complies with federal guidelines for paper-based security in Medicaid papers by offering two tamper-resistant features. According to the federal mandate for tamper-resistant prescription pads, papers must meet one of three criteria by April 1. Medicaid prescription papers must meet all three criteria by October 1, 2008. Boise BEWARE currently meets two of the three criteria.
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"BEWARE is now in full compliance with the federal mandate effective April 1, 2008," said Steve Kanda, brand manager, BEWARE. "The health care industry can have confidence that BEWARE's superior anti-copying technology keeps them compliant. Boise will continue to go the extra mile to provide the quality our customers have come to expect."
An enhanced BEWARE product is in development that will meet all three
characteristics required by the October 1 deadline. The new feature is a
coin-reactive, artificial watermark on the back of the sheet. When a coin
is rubbed over the back of the sheet, the words BOISE BEWARE will appear.
This feature is not reproducible on a copier, fax, scanner or laser
printer.
The criteria for the federal guidelines effective April 1, 2008, include:
-- One or more industry-recognized features designed to prevent
unauthorized copying of a completed or blank prescription form.
-- BEWARE has this feature: VOID, COPY or UNAUTHORIZED COPY appears
when duplication is attempted.
-- One or more industry-recognized features designed to prevent the
erasure or modification of information written on the prescription by
the prescriber.
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