Generic e-prescribing modules bolted onto a broad EHR rarely fit a specialty workflow. We build e-prescription software around your clinicians' actual prescribing patterns, formularies, and compliance requirements.
Generic prescribing tools work until your specialty or scale outgrows their defaults.
Templates, dosing defaults, and order sets modeled on how your clinicians actually prescribe, not a generic primary-care template.
Streamlined workflows that cut the time clinicians spend per script compared to bloated general-purpose EHR modules.
Interaction and allergy alerts tuned to reduce noise so clinicians don't learn to ignore them.
Two-factor authentication and identity proofing built to DEA requirements for controlled substance prescribing.
Connects directly to your EHR, pharmacy networks, and PDMP checks instead of operating as a disconnected tool.
Add new specialties, formularies, or prescribing rules without waiting on a platform vendor's release cycle.
We build the modules your clinic needs.
Fast prescribing forms with dosing templates, favorites, and order sets by specialty.
Full patient medication history pulled from pharmacy fill data and prior prescriptions.
Real-time checks against interactions, allergies, and duplicate therapy at the point of prescribing.
DEA-compliant two-factor authentication and identity proofing for e-prescribing controlled substances.
Direct routing to retail and mail-order pharmacy networks with real-time status updates.
Automatic prescription drug monitoring program checks built into the prescribing flow.
Generic e-prescribing networks are a solid general-purpose option. A custom build makes sense when your specialty needs prescribing workflows, order sets, or EHR integration that a generic module doesn't support well.
Yes. We build EPCS-compliant workflows with the identity proofing and two-factor authentication the DEA requires.
Yes. We build it as a module that plugs into your existing EHR or practice management system rather than requiring a full platform switch.
A focused e-prescribing MVP — prescribing workflow, medication history, and interaction alerts — usually takes 8-10 weeks, with EPCS certification adding time depending on your state's requirements.
Tell us about your specialty, prescribing volume, and compliance requirements — we'll scope a system that fits your clinicians.