E-Rx: Prescribing a Compounding Medication

To prescribe compounding medications, navigate to the Medications section within the client’s profile, and click Order and manage prescriptions button: 

Current DoseSpot UI

Click the Add Prescription button: 

Select the Compound option:

You may then proceed to build out the prescription searching for the ingredients.

• First do a search of the ingredient in the field, then select your desired ingredient from the list that populates.
• Select the strength that you need for the medication
• Enter the desired dispense method
• Click the “+” icon to the right of the "Dispense Unit" field
• The ingredient will populate in the list in the right column under “Build a Compound”

Repeat this process for every ingredient you would like to add to the compound. Once you have finished building out the ingredient list, enter a name for the compound then select the "Build Compound" button.

Enhanced DoseSpot UI

To prescribe compounding medications:

• Click Add Prescription > + Custom Compound in the top right
• Fill in the Compound Name and add your first ingredient by searching in the search bar
• Select the desired ingredient and strength
• Provide the Dispense and Total Dispense Form
• If the desired strength or ingredient is not present in the search results, click Add as a Custom Compound to create a custom ingredient
  • If you select to add a custom ingredient, you must confirm that it is not a controlled substance by checking the box to confirm
• Repeat the steps and click + Add Compound Ingredients for additional ingredients
• Complete the remaining prescription information > Create Compound

If an ingredient isn’t available, please follow up with hello@gethealthie.com to let us know. We can then submit a request to Dosespot to add it to their database. To do so, we will need the following information: 

• Generic Name: 
• Brand Name: 
• Drug Class:
• NDC #:
• URL for the medication:
  • The NDC code for the medication or the primary ingredient if it's a compounded medication (the code comes from the FDA - compounded medications won't be listed, so you'll need to provide the NDC for the primary medication(s) that need to be compounded).