Patient-Specific 503A
Compounded formulations prescribed per patient, from the same catalog and vendors your practice already uses.
Write patient-specific prescriptions where you already source product. Credential checks run before you sign, the order routes to a partner pharmacy, and the record sits beside your wholesale purchases.
Most clinics run prescribing in one system, purchasing in another, and reconcile them from memory. MedGrid treats them as the same act: select the compounded formulation, strength and sig from the catalog you already buy from, sign electronically, and the script routes to a pharmacy licensed where the patient sits.
Because the platform knows your NPI, your state and your DEA status, it applies those limits before you sign rather than after a pharmacy rejects the order. Refills reorder in a click, and every script carries an audit trail — in the same history that holds your wholesale orders.
Compounded formulations prescribed per patient, from the same catalog and vendors your practice already uses.
Sign in the platform with an audit trail per order — who wrote it, when, and against which patient record.
Routes to a partner 503A or 503B pharmacy licensed in the patient state, or to the pharmacy you already work with.
Add the patient or pull an existing record. Allergies, weight and prior formulations carry forward.
Select product, strength, quantity and sig. The platform flags what your credentials or state do not permit.
Sign electronically; the script routes to the partner pharmacy with status you can actually see.
Ships to patient or clinic, tracked end to end, with refills one click away.
Where a clearance is required before prescribing, the screening and the script happen in the same encounter and the same record.
Clearance FirstClinic personnel can build the order under your parent account; signing stays with the credentialed physician.
Team RolesPrescriptions and wholesale orders share one history, so month-end reconciliation is one export instead of three.
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Patient-specific 503A compounded products in the categories your credentials and state allow. Controlled categories require the DEA registration the law requires — the platform will not let you sign past that.
Not for most categories. Without one you keep full access to everything outside controlled categories, and those simply stay hidden.
Partner 503A and 503B pharmacies licensed in the patient state, or the pharmacy your practice already uses where that integration exists.
No. MedGrid holds the prescribing and ordering record; your chart of record stays wherever it lives today. Where you want them joined, our EMR/EHR workflow does that.
General information about how these workflows are structured, not legal advice. Requirements vary by state; your medical director and counsel confirm the specifics for your clinic.