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E-Prescribing App with EPCS
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
iPrescribe is a mobile app for managing electronic prescriptions. It is aimed at individual healthcare providers and independent practices, including clinicians in areas such as mental health, dentistry and dermatology.
The listing also identifies EPCS support, but does not explain which related tasks are available or how that support works. It presents the app as a tool for prescription work, not as a general patient-record system.
When working on a prescription, providers can refer to patient demographics and medication history. Those details give prescribing decisions relevant context within the app.
The build we hold is iPrescribe 6.108.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The app also provides preferred pharmacy information and clinical alerts. These are meant to help providers consider where a prescription should go and review relevant alerts as part of prescribing. The listing does not describe further checks or say what information an alert contains.
The developer lists live chat and email for technical support. These channels are offered for troubleshooting rather than as prescribing features.
Onboarding assistance is also listed. This may matter before a provider can use the app, since downloading it alone does not provide access.
Use requires an account created through the iPrescribe platform and completion of IAL-2 identity proofing with ID.me. The app is not available for prescribing simply by installing it.
The listing does not state a subscription price, other charges, or whether the app contains ads. It also does not describe a free tier or what, if anything, is excluded from one.