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Riverside University Health System
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Charleston Area Medical Center Vandalia Health
Children's Hospital
HLTH
LEE Health
NorthwellHealth
Physician Side Gigs
Providence
Riverside University Health System
ThedaCare
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Verified in Minutes

Quick, one-time identity verification to unlock full ePrescribing access.

HIPAA-Compliant

HIPAA-Compliant

Encrypted data storage with secure authentication and verified prescriber identity.

Built for Mobile

Built for Mobile

Fast, streamlined prescribing from your phone – no EMR login required.

Rx History, Built In

Rx History, Built In

Securely access past prescription data for easy refills and reference.

Simple ePrescribing

  • Enter patient details
  • Select medication and strength
  • Add patient directions
  • Sign and send

A quick, one-time identity check is required before prescribing to ensure patient safety and compliance. Identity is verified by Persona, a third-party identity verification service.

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Send prescriptions to major U.S. pharmacies with real-time tracking and live support to ensure smooth, accurate delivery.

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Receive pharmacy messages and refill alerts. Stay away from the desk without falling behind on patient care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

DocUpdate is available to licensed U.S. healthcare providers who are authorized to prescribe medications. This includes physicians (MD, DO), dentists (DDS, DMD), podiatrists (DPM), nurse practitioners (NP, APRN), physician assistants (PA), and optometrists (OD), in accordance with each state's scope of practice.

Yes. DocUpdate is fully HIPAA-compliant and operates under a formal Business Associate Agreement (BAA). We protect all Protected Health Information (PHI) using industry-standard encryption, restrict access and disclosures to the minimum necessary, and promptly report any incidents as required by law. We take data privacy and security extremely seriously. View our full BAA.

We work with 95% of US pharmacies — non-controlled prescriptions can be sent nationwide.

Yes, DocUpdate is completely free for providers. We keep it free by partnering with select, specialty-relevant pharma companies to share curated updates relevant to your practice. These messages are delivered by DocUpdate, not by third-party marketers, and you can adjust or opt out of them here.

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