Write Prescriptions
Track prescriptions and complete approved ones through your pharmacy integration.
Prescriptions tracks every prescription in your network — where approved care becomes medication headed to a patient. Nothing ships until the clinical and integration prerequisites line up, so most problems here trace back to setup. Who can do this: Providers submit and manage prescriptions; Provider Delegates complete approved ones after provider sign-off; Admins track status and coordinate — see Roles & Permissions.
Open PrescriptionsThe Prescriptions page
Prescriptions shows records scoped to your network: status, order links, medication details, dosage, days supply, tracking, and the patient context available to your role. Use it for status follow-up, tracking, and eligible approved submissions.

Complete an approved prescription
Start from an approval
Begin only from an approved encounter, order, or chart review that's ready for prescription action.
Check prescriber eligibility
Pick a prescriber in the network, assigned correctly, with an active license and verified e-prescribing setup.
Review medication details
Confirm the medication, dosage, units, instructions, pharmacy, add-ons, and patient information.
Submit or update
Submit through the available integration, or update status and tracking as fulfillment progresses.

Send now or queue
At submission you choose: send the prescription to the pharmacy immediately, or leave it queued for a short review window before it transmits. Queueing is the safer default when a delegate prepared the chart and the supervising provider wants a final look. Some prescriptions also wait on the patient's payment or the client's authorization before transmitting — that's sequencing, not an error.
Setup that makes this work
- E-prescribing requires verified providers — see ScriptSure Setup.
- Medication and pharmacy defaults come from your pairings — see Pair Medications.
- Fulfillment after submission is visible on the order — see Track Orders.
Troubleshooting
- No eligible prescriber at send time — check the expected provider's network membership, client assignment, license, and e-prescribing verification — see Credential Checks.
- Can't start the prescription — confirm there's an approved encounter, order, or chart review behind it; unapproved care can't proceed.
- Tracking looks stale — refresh pharmacy and tracking information from the order — see Track Orders.
Never submit a prescription from an unapproved clinical encounter or with an unverified prescriber identity.
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