E-prescribing add-on
EPCS-certified e‑prescribing, $79 per prescriber
Prescribe from the chart, controlled substances included, with medication history attached and every script mirrored back into the medication list. Only prescribers pay for it. Therapists never do.
7 days free · No setup fee · Cancel anytime
How it works
Four steps, and the first one happens once.
- Enroll each prescriber
Identity proofing and a two-factor credential, completed once. Only the seats that prescribe are enrolled.
- Prescribe from the encounter
Medication history is attached, and the prescription is written inside the note you already have open rather than in a separate portal.
- Sign controlled substances with two factors
Schedule II–V prescriptions get a second-factor signature at the moment of sending, as EPCS requires.
- Scripts mirror back to the chart
Every prescription lands in the patient's medication list automatically, so the record matches what the pharmacy received.
What's in the add-on
Everything a prescriber needs, nothing a therapist has to pay for.
Controlled substances
EPCS certified. Two-factor signing per prescription, identity proofing per prescriber, done once.
Medication history
Pulled into the encounter so you prescribe against what the patient is already taking.
Unlimited prescriptions
No per-script fee. $79 per prescriber, per month, and that's the whole cost.
Per-seat, month to month
Turn it on when a prescriber joins and off when they leave.
In the chart
Written from the note, not from a separate vendor portal your prescribers have to log into.
Audited
Every prescription and signature is in the append-only audit log, with the rest of the record.
Frequently asked
Do therapists have to pay for e-prescribing?
No. E-prescribing is $79 per prescriber, per month, and only the seats that prescribe carry it. A practice with four therapists and one psychiatrist pays for one.
What does EPCS certified mean in practice?
Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances is the DEA's framework for sending Schedule II–V prescriptions electronically. Penna's e-prescribing meets it: each prescriber completes identity proofing once, and every controlled-substance prescription is signed with two-factor authentication before it leaves the chart.
What does a prescriber need to enroll?
Government-issued identity verification and a two-factor credential, completed once per prescriber. State e-prescribing mandates vary; we walk you through what your state requires during enrollment.
Can I try e-prescribing during the free trial?
The trial sandbox simulates e-prescribing with sample data so you can see the workflow. Live prescribing begins with paid activation and prescriber enrollment.
Is there a per-prescription fee?
No. E-prescriptions are unlimited for every seat with the add-on.
Can I turn it on and off?
Yes, any month. Add it when a prescriber joins and drop it when they leave. No contract, no repricing conversation.
Prescribers pay $79. Everyone else pays nothing extra.
Start the seven-day trial, add e-prescribing to the seats that need it, and enroll your prescribers when you're ready.
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