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One prescription, from draft to delivered.

Most clinics already run every part of this. They run it across a portal, a fax line and a group chat, so the history of an order lives in the heads of whoever happened to be working that day. Here is the same workflow on one record.

Sample data · not a patient record
01

Drafted Not charged

The prescriber drafts against the clinic's own catalog and it lands in the signature queue. Nothing is authorized, nothing is routed, and the clinic's card has not been touched.

Prescription record

RX-DEMO-4417

Drafted
Patient
E.N.
Compound
Methylcobalamin 1 mg/mL · 30 mL
Prescriber
Dr. A. Reyes
Clinic
Northside Aesthetics
Signed
In queue
Pharmacy
Not routed
Tracking
Not shipped
Delivered
Not delivered
SettlementStatus
Medication and compoundingNot authorized
ShippingNot authorized
Pharity platform feeNot authorized

No authorization has been taken against the clinic's card on file.

Written at this stage

  • Draft opened and attributed to the prescriber
  • Queued for signature, with no charge authorized
02

Signed Card charged

Signature is checkout. One action by a licensed prescriber authorizes the order and charges the clinic's card on file. Not at draft, and not on delivery.

Prescription record

RX-DEMO-4417

Signed
Patient
E.N.
Compound
Methylcobalamin 1 mg/mL · 30 mL
Prescriber
Dr. A. Reyes
Clinic
Northside Aesthetics
Signed
Aug 24 · 2:14 PM CT
Pharmacy
Not routed
Tracking
Not shipped
Delivered
Not delivered
SettlementStatus
Medication and compoundingAuthorized
ShippingAuthorized
Pharity platform feeAuthorized

Charged at signature. The clinic's card on file is charged now. The payee on each line resolves once the order is routed.

Written at this stage

  • Signature timestamped and attributed to the prescriber
  • Clinic card on file charged, cash-pay only
03

Routed Pharmacy matched

Pharity matches the signed order to a licensed 503A pharmacy: by state licensure, by catalog, and only once screening has cleared.

Prescription record

RX-DEMO-4417

Routed
Patient
E.N.
Compound
Methylcobalamin 1 mg/mL · 30 mL
Prescriber
Dr. A. Reyes
Clinic
Northside Aesthetics
Signed
Aug 24 · 2:14 PM CT
Pharmacy
Apex Compounding Pharmacy
Tracking
Not shipped
Delivered
Not delivered
SettlementStatus
Medication and compoundingAuthorized
ShippingAuthorized
Pharity platform feeAuthorized

Charged at signature. The clinic's card on file is charged now. The payee on each line resolves once the order is routed.

Written at this stage

  • Prescriber license and exclusion screening cleared
  • Matched to a pharmacy licensed in the patient's state
04

Settled Payees named

The split is itemized on the record. The pharmacy is the merchant of record for the medication, and the Pharity fee is its own line, never folded into the price of the compound.

Prescription record

RX-DEMO-4417

Settled
Patient
E.N.
Compound
Methylcobalamin 1 mg/mL · 30 mL
Prescriber
Dr. A. Reyes
Clinic
Northside Aesthetics
Signed
Aug 24 · 2:14 PM CT
Pharmacy
Apex Compounding Pharmacy
Tracking
Not shipped
Delivered
Not delivered
SettlementPayable to
Medication and compoundingApex Compounding Pharmacy
ShippingApex Compounding Pharmacy
Pharity platform feePharity Health

Merchant of record. The pharmacy is paid for the medication and the shipping. Amounts appear in-platform against your own rate card.

Written at this stage

  • Medication and shipping settled to the pharmacy
  • Pharity fee itemized on its own line
05

Delivered Tracking written

The pharmacy compounds, dispenses and ships under its own license. Tracking writes straight back onto this record, and delivery closes it.

Prescription record

RX-DEMO-4417

Delivered
Patient
E.N.
Compound
Methylcobalamin 1 mg/mL · 30 mL
Prescriber
Dr. A. Reyes
Clinic
Northside Aesthetics
Signed
Aug 24 · 2:14 PM CT
Pharmacy
Apex Compounding Pharmacy
Tracking
DEMO-4417-8821
Delivered
Aug 27 · 10:41 AM CT
SettlementPayable to
Medication and compoundingApex Compounding Pharmacy
ShippingApex Compounding Pharmacy
Pharity platform feePharity Health

Record closed. Five state changes, each timestamped and attributable to a person. Exportable at any time.

Written at this stage

  • Tracking written back from the pharmacy
  • Record closed with a full timestamped trail
  • Audit trail exportable whole

One record, five states, and an audit trail that exports whole.

What stays with whom

Every part is owned by whoever is licensed to own it.

Pharity coordinates the handoffs and keeps the record. It does not take over any part of the work that belongs to a license.

The prescriber

Writes, and keeps clinical responsibility. Nothing routes and nothing is charged until a licensed prescriber signs.

The pharmacy

Compounds and dispenses under its own license, and is the merchant of record on the medication.

Pharity

Coordinates intake, routing, settlement and the audit trail. Not a pharmacy, a prescriber or a dispenser.

What runs underneath

The record is written as it happens.

Screening runs before an order can move, and every transition is timestamped as it occurs. Nothing is reconstructed from email afterwards.

  • Screening runs first

    Prescribers are screened against exclusion lists and license status at onboarding, then re-checked on a schedule. Routing respects each pharmacy's licensure, state by state.

  • A trail written as it happens

    Every state change on the record above carries a time and an actor, written at the moment it occurs. The trail exports whole.

  • Cash-pay only

    Pharity does not bill or accept insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, or Tricare. Settlement runs against the clinic's card on file and nothing else.

Next step

Put it next to how you work today.

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HIPAA

Aligned platform

503A/B

Licensed partner pharmacies

Cash-pay

Prescriber-directed

Audit

Full trail on every order