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EPCS Transmission
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EPCS TransmissionBefore Before you can send EPCS, the prescribing doctor must be enrolled and set up to do so. If you are not enrolled, please contact our enrollment department. Once you have enrolled, you will be asked to set up a training session so that MacPractice can make sure everything is setup and ready to go. Once the training has been completed and your account has been activated by Exostar, you will be able to transmit scheduled drugs.
Only Doctor and Mid-Level users will be able to receive privileges to transmit controlled substances electronically. Nurse and Clerical user types will not be able to transmit controlled substances, so be aware of the privilege level of each MacPractice user.
How to Transmit using Exostar
Search for and create the scheduled drug as normal. If you need help with this, please see the documentation for creating Prescriptions.
Once you have the prescription in the Transmit Rx page, you will need to be sure to select a pharmacy that participates with EPCS. If the pharmacy has a black dot with a letter 'C' around it in the RX column, they accept EPCS.
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After using one of the above options, the script will be sent, and you will be presented with a voided copy of the script. This can be printed for patient record.
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Additional Documentation
Below is additional documentation that can be downloaded, which includes how to bind the hardware token (key fob) to your account. You can download the 'Authy Application' from the App Store or Google Play Store, as well as the full setup documentation.
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Click here if you need to order a replacement hardware token.
Note: MacPractice Support can assist with the setup and troubleshooting of EPCS with Exostar.
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