e-Prescribing is a feature. We build the plumbing behind it.
Pharmacy integration connects your EHR or custom app to the Surescripts network — the backbone nearly every U.S. pharmacy and EHR already runs on — so prescriptions, medication history, and formulary data move electronically instead of over fax or phone. I've spent enough hours on the phone fighting an insurer over one prescription to know exactly how much damage a broken handoff between systems does to a patient who's just trying to get their medication. We build this as part of a custom EHR or app project, or as a standalone integration into a system you already have. That includes e-prescribing (including EPCS for controlled substances), medication reconciliation against a patient's fill history, and formulary/benefit checks at the point of prescribing. If you're weighing an off-the-shelf pharmacy management product instead, we've written up how that trade-off actually plays out.
Why does EPCS support get treated as optional when it shouldn't be?
EPCS — Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances — requires identity-proofing and two-factor authentication baked directly into the prescribing workflow, not a separate module bolted on afterward. That's a real compliance requirement for any practice prescribing controlled substances, including psychiatric medication management and pain management, and a surprising number of general EHRs either don't support it at all or treat it as a costly add-on. We build EPCS in from the start of any pharmacy integration, the same way we treat encryption and audit logging — an architecture decision, not a feature request that shows up after the prescribing workflow already exists.
e-Prescribing (eRx)
New prescriptions, renewals, and cancellations routed through Surescripts to the patient's pharmacy of choice — with EPCS support for controlled substances.
Medication reconciliation
Pull a patient's active medication history from the Surescripts network so your chart reflects what they're actually taking, not just what you've prescribed.
NCPDP-standard data exchange
Formulary and benefit checks, prior authorization data, and pharmacy claims exchange over the NCPDP standards pharmacies already run on.
Meds shouldn't get stuck between systems.
Tell us what's disconnected today — a legacy fax workflow, a missing formulary check, an EHR without EPCS — and we'll scope the integration.