For doctors & clinics · workers’ comp and auto/PIP
Your patients’ prescriptions, delivered to their door.
Join the Prescriptions.plus Home Delivery Program. Fill out one form, and our training team helps add our licensed partner pharmacy to your EMR or e-prescribing system — so sending a prescription for home delivery is as easy as picking any other pharmacy.
- $5 dispensing fee · a delivery fee applies
- Connects to most major EMR & e-prescribing systems
- Training team installs it — no workflow disruption
- The prescribing doctor decides refills
How it works
Four steps, and only the first one is yours.
- 1
Fill out the form
One online form with your practice details, providers' licence and DEA numbers, the EMR you use and a W-9. Your progress is saved as you go.
- 2
We send the agreements
Our team reviews your form and sends the agreements to the person you name as the signer. Questions about the details are answered before anything is signed.
- 3
We install it in your EMR
A full training department helps add our licensed partner pharmacy to your EMR or e-prescribing system, and walks your team through it so it doesn't impact your workflow.
- 4
Prescribe as usual
Choose the partner pharmacy the way you'd choose any other. The medication is dispensed by our licensed partner pharmacy and delivered to the patient's door.
For your patients
One less trip after an injury
- Medication is delivered to the patient’s door — helpful when they’re in a brace or boot, recovering from surgery, or told not to drive.
- Dispensed by our licensed partner pharmacy — the same prescription your doctor would send anywhere else.
- A $5 dispensing fee applies, and a delivery fee applies.
- Refills follow your instructions — the prescribing doctor decides refills.
For your practice
No new software, no new habits
- We connect to most major EMR and e-prescribing systems.
- A full training department helps install it so it doesn’t impact your workflow.
- After setup, the partner pharmacy is one more choice in your pharmacy list — prescribe as usual.
- One form to start; our team handles the agreements and schedules the setup with you.
What you’ll need
Have these handy
You can save your progress and come back within the same browser tab, and documents can be sent later if you don’t have them on hand.
Open the formPractice details
Name, phone, fax, email and up to four locations
A practice contact
Plus any office contacts our training team should work with
Provider licence numbers
State licence # and expiration for each provider
DEA numbers
DEA # and expiration for each provider
Copies of certificates
DEA certificate and state licence for each provider (PDF, JPG or PNG)
A W-9
And payment details: company, address, Tax ID (EIN), remittance email
Your EMR
The EMR or e-prescribing system your prescribers use
The signer's email
Who will sign the agreements
By specialty
Practices that treat injured workers
Orthopedic practices
Orthopedic surgeons and their teams see injured workers before and after surgery, often prescribing short courses of medication while patients are least able to get to a pharmacy.
Pain management practices
Pain management practices manage ongoing prescriptions for injured workers and auto-injury patients, where consistent access to medication between visits matters.
Occupational medicine clinics
Occupational medicine clinics are often the first stop after a workplace injury, writing first prescriptions while the claim is still being set up.
Urgent care centers
Urgent care centers treat sprains, strains, lacerations and other work injuries every day, often outside regular pharmacy hours.
Chiropractic practices
Chiropractic practices that work alongside prescribing physicians, or that employ medical providers, can make home delivery available for the prescriptions those providers write.
Physical medicine & rehabilitation (PM&R)
Physiatrists coordinate recovery for injured workers across therapy, bracing and medication, and their patients are often limited in how far they can travel.
Spine practices
Spine surgeons and non-surgical spine specialists manage back and neck injuries where sitting in a car or standing in a pharmacy line can be hard for patients.
Podiatry & foot and ankle practices
Foot and ankle specialists treat fractures, sprains and post-surgical patients who are often in a boot, on crutches or told to stay off their feet.
Hand & upper extremity surgery
Hand surgeons treat crush injuries, lacerations, tendon repairs and carpal tunnel cases, where patients may have one usable hand and limited ability to drive.
Neurology & concussion care
Neurologists see injured workers after head injuries and nerve injuries, where patients may be told not to drive.
Primary care practices
Primary care practices often treat the first visit of a minor work injury or an auto accident, and manage the medications that follow.
Sports medicine practices
Sports medicine physicians treat the same strains, sprains and overuse injuries that happen on the job, and many already see workers' comp patients.
Physical therapy practices that refer
Physical therapists don't prescribe medication, but they see injured workers more often than anyone and frequently coordinate with the physicians who do.
Workers' comp clinics
Clinics built around workers' compensation care manage high volumes of injured-worker prescriptions and the paperwork that goes with them.
By EMR / e-prescribing system
Setting it up in the system you already use
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Prescriptions.plus Home Delivery Program?
The Prescriptions.plus Home Delivery Program lets prescribers send prescriptions to our licensed partner pharmacy, which dispenses the medication and delivers it to the patient's door. Prescriptions.plus is an educational portal and is not itself a pharmacy.
Will this change how our practice prescribes?
It shouldn't. After setup, our partner pharmacy is available in your e-prescribing system like any other pharmacy. A full training department helps install it and shows your team how to select it, so it doesn't impact your workflow.
Which EMR and e-prescribing systems do you work with?
We connect to most major EMR and e-prescribing systems. Tell us which system you use on the form, and our training team will confirm the setup steps with you before your installation.
What fees apply?
A $5 dispensing fee applies, and a delivery fee applies. Your agreements set out the details, and our team will walk you through them before you sign.
Who decides refills?
The prescribing doctor decides refills, exactly as with any other pharmacy.
Can every medication be delivered?
Some medications, such as Schedule II controlled substances, may not be available by mail — your partner pharmacy will advise.
What do we need to have ready?
Your practice name, phone, fax, email and locations; a practice contact; payment information including your Tax ID (EIN); each provider's state licence and DEA numbers with expiration dates and copies of the certificates; a W-9; the EMR or e-prescribing system you use; and the email of the person who will sign the agreements.
What happens after we submit the form?
Our team reaches out to send the agreements and schedule your EMR setup. Once the agreements are signed and the partner pharmacy is added to your system, your prescribers can start sending prescriptions for home delivery.
Prescriptions.plus Home Delivery Program
One form. We help set it up in your EMR.
Fill out one form and our training team helps add our licensed partner pharmacy to your EMR or e-prescribing system — so sending a prescription for home delivery works like sending it to any other pharmacy.
Prescriptions.plus is an educational portal and is not a pharmacy. Medication is dispensed by our licensed partner pharmacy. Some medications, such as Schedule II controlled substances, may not be available by mail — your partner pharmacy will advise. Nothing on this page is medical, legal or billing advice.