eRx Prescribing

Starting in late November Surescripts will be implementing a change designed to significantly reduce the number of RxChange requests that do not receive a corresponding response. Why? RxChange requests which do not receive a response ...

Note: Please contact support to have this feature enabled. DrChrono has updated the ability to support multiple locations for eRx Supervising Providers. From the Send eRx screen in the patient's chart Choose the Prescriber's [of...

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DrChrono will support Dx codes specifically in reference to the Dx codes that are active for a patient. This update will also remove inactive Dx codes from RxRequests that we receive back from the pharmacy such as, Renewals and Changes. Howeve...

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) is a staff division of the Office of the Secretary, within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. RxFill is a message type that Surescripts provides to hel...

RxChange is a new requirement for Surescripts certification that allows pharmacies to contact prescribers regarding the following 3 general scenarios: Prior Authorization Prescriber Authorization Rx Substitutions RxC...

Drug Database Migration - Coming Soon to DrChrono! In partnership with First Databank MedKnowledge (current drug database), DrChrono now supports the ability to electronically send compound medications that contain a controlled substanc...

In DrChrono, you can prescribe medications electronically. To do so, you'll need to have eRx set up. If you haven't done that yet, please visit our guide located here . Navigating to the eRx Page To begin prescribing, open up a p...

If you send 3 copies of a prescription with effective dates 30 days apart to equal a 90-day supply, those prescriptions will be available for cancellation or discontinuation in the Prescription Log section of the patient’s chart. ...

You can easily cancel or discontinue prescriptions originally sent out of DrChrono. This feature saves time by allowing you to cancel medications electronically instead of having to call the pharmacy. It also reduces redundant renewal processes a...

You can use the compound medications feature to send electronically or print compound prescriptions. From the patient chart, select Send eRx from the menu on the left and click on Compound in the new prescription screen. You can then e...

Refill requests sent by pharmacies can be found in your message center ( ) in the upper right corner of your DrChrono account. Once you open the request, you can review the prescription and approve, replace or deny the refill reques...

Providers can now improve their workflow by sending multiple eRx at once when in a patient's chart. Note: Before sending a prescription, please ensure you have the patient's complete address, date of birth, and gender recorded in the patien...

There are two types of refills: via the medication list and refill requests from a pharmacy. Each method has its own process and we'll go over how to access each. Refills via the Patient's Medication List 1. To create a refill via a new pr...