ScriptSure

What Is ScriptSure?

ScriptSure, by DAW Systems, is an e-prescribing platform and medication management platform that helps healthcare providers take care of prescriptions and medication information electronically. The tool also reduces the steps it takes to create and send a prescription, and providers can check medication cost and coverage before prescribing through the platform's real-time benefit tools. Clinical checks also flag drug-allergy interactions, contraindications, and duplicate therapies, giving providers that information while they review a prescription or weigh medication options.

What Is ScriptSure Best For?

ScriptSure is best known for its integrated, AI-enabled electronic prior authorization (ePA) workflow for specialty practices. It connects ePA to real-time data on prescription benefits, formulary status, and eligibility, so providers can see what authorization is needed and start the request while they're still prescribing. The software fits well for specialty practices that handle prior authorizations on a regular basis. It works especially well for practices that want to cut down on duplicate data entry or keep authorization requests inside the same system they use for prescribing. 

How Much Does ScriptSure Cost?

ScriptSure pricing starts at $45/month + $65 annual ID proofing fee. This plan includes all prescribing features, EPCS, pharmacy and drug databases, HIPAA-compliant eRx, and 24/7 technical support. A Vendor Plan with custom pricing is available for vendors who need API integration and enterprise solutions.

In addition to the base subscription costs, organizations should account for the following potential expenses:

• Implementation: Usually priced between $5,000–$40,000 (one-time), covering EHR/EMR embedding, iFrame setup, and workflow configuration for Enterprise or Vendor tier deployments 
• Data Migration: Commonly priced in the range of $2,000–$15,000 (one-time), with the exact amount depending on how much patient demographic data, medication history, and pharmacy preference information has to move over from the legacy prescribing or EHR system 
• Training And Onboarding: Typically falls around $500–$5,000 (one-time), which covers EPCS identity-proofing workflows, controlled substance ordering, and compliance procedures 
• Integrations: Often comes in between $8,000–$60,000 (one-time) plus $500–$3,000/month, depending on what's needed for REST API access, single sign-on setup, and bi-directional data exchange with EHR or PM systems 
• Customization And Configuration: Usually priced between $3,000–$25,000 (one-time), for CSS or UI branding, page customization, and workflow adjustments for white-labeled Vendor deployments 

For accurate pricing based on your organization’s needs, it’s recommended to request a custom ScriptSure price estimate.

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change. 

ScriptSure Integrations 

The software integrates with several practice management systems, pharmacy networks, and other EHR platforms. 

How Does ScriptSure Work? 

Log in to your account, then work through the following steps to manage prescriptions and related tasks: 

• Start by creating a patient profile or pulling up an existing one, so you have the right prescribing information in front of you 
• From there, you can pull up the patient's medication history, pharmacy details, formulary information, and prescription benefits before writing anything 
• Send the prescription electronically to a retail, mail-order, or specialty pharmacy 
• Start an electronic prior authorization request if the medication requires one 
• Complete identity verification and two-factor authentication when prescribing controlled substances 
• Manage electronic refill requests and review prescription activity in the system 

You can also schedule a free ScriptSure demo to see the software in action.

Who Is ScriptSure For?

ScriptSure is suitable for healthcare practices in multiple medical specialties, including: 

• Family medicine 
• Pain management 
• Hospice 
• Behavioral health 

ScriptSure Use Cases 

Based on our analysis of user reviews and ScriptSure’s current capabilities, we have identified key scenarios where this software is a good fit for outpatient providers and small to mid-sized medical practices: 

1. Independent Clinics Managing High Prescription Volumes 

High-volume practices lose real staff hours to manual transmission, refills, and pharmacy calls. Pulling up medication history or pharmacy details before a prescription can go out adds even more delay. For primary care, internal medicine, and pain management providers, ScriptSure offers Script Exchange for staff so they can pull the necessary information and add it to the prescribing screen.

2. Practices Transitioning From Paper-Based Prescribing 

Handwritten prescriptions cause legibility issues, pharmacy callbacks, and slower turnaround than most clinics want. Many assume switching to electronic prescribing means a full system install, but that isn't the case here. ScriptSure transmits prescriptions electronically to retail, mail-order, and specialty pharmacies, and printing or faxing is still available when that's the better option. 

3. Multi-Provider Offices Requiring Controlled Substance Management 

Prescribing Schedule II through V medications comes with DEA requirements for identity verification and secure transmission. Enforcing those requirements the same way for every prescriber in a group is hard to do manually, and manual processes are where compliance gaps tend to show up. ScriptSure applies EPCS-compliant workflows, including two-factor authentication, the same way for every prescriber and user in the practice. 

4. Specialty Providers Coordinating With Pharmacies 

Specialists handling retail, mail-order, and specialty pharmacies can watch refill requests, and pharmacy details fall through the cracks when each channel is handled separately. Missing formulary or benefit information only makes a prescribing decision harder. ScriptSure keeps refill management and pharmacy coordination next to medication history and formulary details, in one place. 

5. Clinics Prioritizing Medication Safety And Allergy Checks 

A missed allergy conflict or duplicate order rarely shows up until the prescription reaches the pharmacy. By then, it is already too late to catch the error. Reviewing every chart by hand for every patient is not realistic at clinic volume, and something eventually slips through. ScriptSure catches interaction and allergy issues, plus duplicate-therapy warnings, at the point of prescribing, before they leave the exam room. 

ScriptSure User Sentiments 

Is ScriptSure Right For You? 

If you are a healthcare provider managing electronic prescriptions, controlled substances, and medication-related workflows, ScriptSure fits that need well. It has won the Surescripts White Coat Award for prescription accuracy for 14 years running, and it recently earned its first Artificial Intelligence Accreditation from DirectTrust. 

The platform has more than 30 years of experience in electronic prescribing. On the compliance side, it meets HIPAA requirements, holds DEA accreditation for EPCS, and carries ONC certification. The platform also supports multiple users on one account. 

Adoption numbers back up the track record. More than 30,000 clinical users work with ScriptSure today. The platform connects to 200 platform integrations, and its network reaches 88,000 pharmacies. 

Still unsure about ScriptSure software? Connect with us at (315) 215-3447 for further guidance. 

ScriptSure Features

Here are the key features offered by the software: 

Built-In Clinical Decision Support 

ScriptSure checks for drug-allergy interactions and contraindications as a provider writes a prescription. Duplicate therapies get flagged too, and drug reference information is available on the same screen, without needing to look it up somewhere else. 

Cloud-Based Access 

The software runs in the cloud, so there's nothing to install locally. Providers can log in from a desktop, laptop, or tablet, which matters for anyone prescribing from an office, a home, or a telehealth visit. 

Real-Time Prescription Benefit (RTPB) Integration 

While a provider is choosing a medication, ScriptSure shows what it will cost the patient based on their insurance, along with covered alternatives if there are any. Pharmacy options show up here too, so cost and coverage aren't a separate step. 

Electronic Prescribing For Controlled Substances (EPCS) 

ScriptSure handles electronic prescribing for controlled substances. Two-factor authentication meets DEA requirements, and the platform accounts for state rules that vary from one place to the next. Once a provider completes the authentication step, they can send Schedule II through V prescriptions directly. 

Script Exchange 

Script Exchange sends prescription information between providers, pharmacies, and care teams without someone having to call or fax it over. Anyone involved can see where a prescription currently stands, which matters when a patient's care is split among several people. 

ScriptSure Pricing Plans

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.