Prescriptions.plus Home Delivery Program
Home delivery for practices that treat injured workers
Every specialty sees injured workers and auto-accident patients a little differently. Pick yours to see why home delivery may suit your patients and how joining works for a practice like yours.
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.
- Post-operative patients who shouldn't be driving can have medication delivered to the door.
- Your team keeps prescribing in the EMR it already uses.
Pain management practices
Pain management practices manage ongoing prescriptions for injured workers and auto-injury patients, where consistent access to medication between visits matters.
- Prescriptions route to our partner pharmacy like any other pharmacy in your e-prescribing list.
- Some medications, such as Schedule II controlled substances, may not be available by mail — your partner pharmacy will advise.
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.
- Patients can have a first prescription delivered instead of searching for a pharmacy.
- Our training team helps your clinic add the partner pharmacy in your e-prescribing system.
Urgent care centers
Urgent care centers treat sprains, strains, lacerations and other work injuries every day, often outside regular pharmacy hours.
- Offer home delivery as one more pharmacy option at discharge.
- A full training department helps install it so it doesn't disrupt a busy front desk.
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.
- Prescriptions must be written by a licensed prescriber in your practice or network.
- Medication is dispensed by our licensed partner pharmacy.
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.
- Home delivery fits patients in active rehabilitation.
- Works alongside the medical-supply requests your practice already makes.
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.
- Medication delivered to the patient's door.
- We connect to most major EMR and e-prescribing systems.
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.
- Patients who can't walk far don't have to go to a pharmacy.
- Prescribe as usual from your e-prescribing system.
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.
- Home delivery for patients recovering from hand and wrist procedures.
- The prescribing doctor decides refills.
Neurology & concussion care
Neurologists see injured workers after head injuries and nerve injuries, where patients may be told not to drive.
- Delivery helps patients who have driving restrictions.
- Your team keeps prescribing the way it does today.
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.
- Add home delivery as a pharmacy choice for injured patients.
- We connect to most major EMR and e-prescribing systems.
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.
- Medication delivered to the patient's door.
- Prescribe from your existing e-prescribing system.
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.
- Share the program with the prescribing physicians you work with.
- Physicians join with one form; their patients get delivery.
Workers' comp clinics
Clinics built around workers' compensation care manage high volumes of injured-worker prescriptions and the paperwork that goes with them.
- Medication delivered to the patient's door.
- We connect to most major EMR and e-prescribing systems.
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.