E-prescribing
Your prescriber writes into a structured record: patient, preparation and strength captured up front. No PDF, no re-keying at the other end.
For clinics and med spas
Peptide therapy, medical weight management, hormone therapy including TRT, aesthetics and sexual health, routed to a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy. Prescribing, routing, settlement and audit in one workflow, not a portal, a fax and a group chat.
Aligned platform
Licensed partner pharmacies
Prescriber-directed
Full trail on every order
Three doors, one platform
Same coordination layer, same audit trail. Three starting points.
Established clinic
Keep your prescribers, your patients and your brand. Pharity replaces what sits between you and the pharmacy.
See the operating layer 02New practice
A licensed prescriber opening a clinical program, or a practice adding one. Intake, pharmacy access and settlement stood up as one workflow, not six vendors. No prescriber yet? The brands path is the right one.
See the new-practice build 03No prescribers on staff
Gym, studio, or wellness brand with an audience and no prescriber. Licensed clinicians handle every clinical decision. Licensed pharmacies dispense. You own your brand, your members and your pricing.
See For BrandsPartnering with Pharity
Clinics are reviewed, then matched with licensed 503A partner pharmacies.
What you get
Six things every clinic runs anyway, kept on one record instead of six systems that do not talk.
Your prescriber writes into a structured record: patient, preparation and strength captured up front. No PDF, no re-keying at the other end.
Routed only to a licensed 503A partner that holds the right state licensure and carries the preparation.
Your card on file is charged when the prescriber signs. The pharmacy is the merchant of record; the Pharity fee is a separate line.
One queue for every order: drafted, awaiting signature, filling, in transit, delivered. Nobody chases status by email.
Every prescriber is screened against federal exclusion lists and license status at onboarding, then again on a schedule.
Every state transition is timestamped and attributable to a person, and the whole trail exports.
Two things worth switching for
A portal your pharmacy gives you is scoped to that pharmacy. Two things only exist above the relationship rather than inside it: a real price comparison, and writing one compound to a whole cohort in a single pass.
Open a preparation and you see every participating pharmacy that offers it, side by side. The number on each row is what your clinic pays all-in, with our fee already in it, not the pharmacy's list price with a surprise after.
It sorts on that all-in number by default, priced and in stock first. You can re-sort by lead time or by pharmacy name.
The ranking behind the recommendation uses four inputs: the pharmacy's 90-day performance grade, its median delivery time, whether it is already in your network, and its current capacity. Price and fee are not among them.
Up to 50 patients on one compound, in a single pass. Pick the compound and the pharmacy once, add the patients, and set the dose, directions, quantity and clinical rationale once for all of them instead of 50 times.
One click signs the batch when the prescriber is the one drafting. It is still 50 separate prescriptions, each with its own verification record, just not 50 forms.
Problems come back together rather than one submit at a time: archived patients, anyone missing a state or a phone number, and anyone in a state the chosen pharmacy is not licensed for, listed by name.
How a prescription moves
Nothing routes until a licensed prescriber signs. Every step after that writes to the same record.
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Intake
Patient form, ID and consent land on the clinical record.
02
A prescriber signs
Yours, or an optional white-label telehealth layer. The two can run together.
03
The card is charged
Charged at signature. The Pharity fee is its own line.
04
The pharmacy fills
A licensed 503A partner in that state compounds and dispenses it.
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Tracked to the patient
Tracking posts back to the same order. Status is never a phone call.
Commercial terms
Add layers as you need them. Nothing is bundled in that you have not asked for.
No platform fee to join the network, connect your prescribers or route your first prescription.
Start with e-prescribing and routing. Bring in the rest when it earns its place.
What the pharmacy charges and what Pharity charges are separate lines.
No prescribers on staff
Licensed medical providers evaluate and prescribe. Licensed pharmacies dispense. You keep the brand, the members and the pricing.
Launch builds are scoped on a call, so we quote after the conversation.
Intake and consent on your brand, landing on the clinical record.
Your own prescribers, an optional telehealth layer, or both. That layer is rolling out.
Licensed 503A partners matched to your state and your catalog.
Card on file, itemized fee and merchant of record, set before your first order.
Next step
Tell us about your clinic. We verify credentials and licensure before anything routes.