The ultimate guide to EPCS mandates
Safer, faster controlled substance prescribing. Act now!
RXNT helps you comply with EPCS mandates
Electronic Prescribing for Controlled Substances (EPCS) mandates is a proven weapon in the fight to prevent drug overdoses. Many states already require EPCS or will require it soon. In addition, E-Prescribing is part of the federal “Every Prescription Conveyed Securely” mandate that takes effect in 2021.
RXNT's eRx solution is EPCS-certified and will help you comply with government mandates quickly and easily. And our eRx gives you direct access to every state's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP).
Coming soon: Virginia EPCS Deadline - July 1, 2020
Starting on July 1st, 2020, providers in Virginia must use Electronic Prescribing software when prescribing controlled substances containing opiates. Once this mandate takes effect, only Electronic Prescribing for Controlled Substances (EPCS) will be permitted. Get all the details about the upcoming legislation here. With the mandate just around the corner, it's not too soon to adopt an E-Prescribing solution.
Get started by scheduling an easy, no-obligation demo. We can have you up and running in less than a week.
Missed your state's deadline?
Many states already have EPCS mandates in place. If you practice in a state that requires EPCS RXNT can get you certified in a matter of days. Sign up for a demo of our EPCS-certified Electronic Prescribing product today!
Connecting to a PDMP is Easier Than Ever!
RXNT offers direct access to state Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMP). We work with Appriss, to connect you directly to state PDMPs. You won't experience any interruption to your workflow because it’s conveniently integrated into RXNT's E-Prescribing (eRx) solution (plus our Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Full Suite. And no additional fees.
Find out if your state is fully funded to access your PDMP here.
Doubling-down on prescription safety
The EPCS mandate and PDMPs go hand-in-hand as important weapons in the fight against opioid addiction and substance abuse. Since RXNT is DEA-certified for EPCS and offers direct access to PDMPs, prescribers can efficiently satisfy both mandates with a single, cloud-based solution.
An award-winning, certified system
Our E-Prescribing solution is certified by the DEA to support Electronic Prescribing for Controlled Substances (EPCS).
Five-time Surescripts award-winning, certified application, and ONC-ACB certified. Meets or exceeds all HIPAA requirements.
Seamless integration with EHR and PM solutions
Electronic Health Records
Our Electronic Health Records (EHR) help you prescribe and manage your patient record systems from one platform.
Practice Management
Our Billing and Scheduling tools, part of the PM system, help you bill accurately, get reimbursed fast, and enhance engagement.
"I have tried three e-prescribing software programs and RXNT is by far the best. I use it at work, at home, and on my iPhone/iPad, and it is extremely easy to use."
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