How providers can ensure EPCS compliance for e-prescribing

Telehealth has breathed new life into the idea of house calls, and now doctors’ paper prescription pads are also getting a much-needed digital makeover. 

E-prescribing, which has been around for years, has already been proven to reduce errors, save time and improve outcomes.¹ The opioid crisis, which caused a record 110,236 U.S. deaths in 2022, however, has spurred federal and state legislation mandating another level of security to the process of writing prescriptions.²

The Centers for Medicare and …