QuVa Pharma Secures National Drug Diversion Software Agreement with Premier
QuVa Pharma has been awarded a national group purchasing agreement with Premier, Inc. for its Drug Diversion Software Solutions, announced in a press release. The agreement took effect on May 1, 2026, and allows Premier members to access special pricing and terms negotiated by Premier.
The partnership expands QuVa's relationship with Premier through its BrightStream platform, which uses analytics to help health systems monitor and manage diversion risk. The software provides visibility into controlled substance activity, supports investigations, and generates documentation for regulatory compliance.
According to QuVa, BrightStream also offers reporting, benchmarking, and workflow management tools that unify pharmacy, nursing, and compliance operations. The platform aims to replace manual processes with standardized oversight across hospital systems.
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