Veradigm ePrescribe is a comprehensive, easy-to-use solution for electronic prescribing, designed to ensure you and your patients are covered every step of the way. Whether you are looking for low-cost e-prescribing to save you time and free you from your script pad forever, or advanced e-prescribing with all the latest features that keeps you up to date with regulatory mandates, Veradigm ePrescribe is the proven choice used by over 140,000 prescribers for hundreds of millions of transactions every year.
Far beyond streamlining prescribing and helping you eliminate calls and faxes, Veradigm ePrescribe delivers patients’ medication histories and formularies, automatic interaction checks, and the advanced e-prescribing capabilities you need to deliver the best clinical and financial outcomes for your patients:
Veradigm RxTruePrice™
Access patient-specific drug price information at the point of care
USER EXPERIENCES
HCP respondents said patients realized out-of-pocket
they used Veradigm RxTruePrice™ for price and/or therapeutic alternative informatio
the ability to provide pricing and insurance information positively impacts patient satisfaction with their practice.
said Veradigm RxTruePrice™ has helped them reduce the amount of communication required between pharmacies and practices.
Patient Financial Assistance
Automated delivery of program information direct to your prescribing workflow
Veradigm eAUTH
Electronic Prior Authorization (ePA)
Medication Access Solutions
Take Proactive Steps to Help Address the Opioid Crisis through EPCS and PDMP* Integration
*EPCS = electronic prescribing of controlled substances, PDMP = prescription drug monitoring program.
Check to see if my state has EPCS mandate
Veradigm ePrescribe Mobile
Access e-prescribing Anywhere you Access the Internet
Regulatory mandates on electronic prescribing are growing more stringent and more frequent. For a specialized HIT company to effectively manage the updates. required by this changing environment—particularly given the risks associated with getting it wrong—is a virtual impossibility. Here are just a couple of examples:
