Yes! Physician dispensing is regulated at the state level and is allowed in all but a few states, with certain restrictions or limitations in others. Please reference our Dispensing Regulations page for more information.
Historically physician dispensing was a manual process and required extra staff to count pills, maintain records, and report dispenses to state PDMP systems. Today, PharmaLink’s turnkey solution with pre-packaged medications, quick and easy dispensing, automated label printing, and automated PDMP reporting makes the process much easier and requires no additional staff. Many physicians are wary of how much risk and work is involved. If you share these concerns, contact us today and we’d be happy to provide a free consultation and software demo.
Getting started is very easy with PharmaLink! Contact us for a copy of our brief application. Once we receive the completed paperwork and necessary licensing (varies by state), we can have your program up and running in as little as 3 business days.
In most cases nothing! Depending on your state and the program you choose, we will provide all of the equipment and software you need to get started, and we’ll even finance your inventory for you. What this means is you are immediately profitable and cash flow positive. For a risk-free consultation, or if you’re ready to get started, contact us and a representative will reach out to you to provide more information.
To take full advantage of the PharmaLink program you only need to provide a computer with internet connection and a black and white printer. Use of PharmaLink’s dispensing software is not required, however, so it is possible to get started without any equipment. Contact us if you’d like to learn more.
We carry a full catalog of approximately 2,500 generic and branded medications in prepackaged, factory-sealed, ready-to-dispense packages. We carry a variety of strengths and quantities for most common medications. For more information, refer to our Formulary section or contact us.
Yes! Our software automatically files PDMP reports in all of the states where we have customers dispensing controlled medications, as required in each state. Our software will also file “Zero-Fill” reports to the extent no controlled dispenses are completed where required by the state. For more information check out our PDMP Reporting page.
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Yes, PharmaLink does offer an insurance adjudication option. For more information, please view our Insurance Billing page or contact us.
Yes, PharmaLink has a workers’ compensation billing program. For more information, please view our Workers’ Compensation page or contact us.
Once we receive a completed application packet, including the required license or licenses, we can have your account set up in as little as 3 business days. For more information, or if you’re ready to get started, please contact us!
Contact us for a risk-free consultation! If you’re ready to get started we’ll be happy to provide the paperwork required and guide you on your state’s regulations.
We recommend starting the process 2-3 months prior to opening, which gives you time to address any state licensing requirements and still have time to complete the application process. Feel free to contact us if you have any specific questions.
Check out our state dispensing regulations page for information about your state. Contact us if you need help determining the requirements.
Mid-level dispensing is allowed in many states but rights and responsibilities vary from state to state. Review our state dispensing regulations page, and if you aren’t sure, feel free to contact us for a risk-free consultation.
The rights and responsibilities of dispensers vary from state-to-state. We recommend reviewing your state’s dispensing regulations or contacting your state Pharmacy or Medical Board for more information.
No! With PharmaLink’s turnkey physician dispensing solution, dispensing a medication takes no more than 15-30 seconds and requires no additional staff.
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