Prescription access · Designed as one experience
Choose the medication. Choose the pharmacy. CLR RX handles the path between prescription and patient.
One considered workflow can connect the pharmacy marketplace to the clinic’s EHR, real-time benefits, prior authorization, provider signature, e-prescribing, fulfillment and financial reconciliation.
Medication→Pharmacy→Coverage→Provider→Patient
The prescribing moment
The provider makes one clinical decision. The system organizes everything around it.
No duplicate patient entry. No benefit website. No PA scavenger hunt. No separate pharmacy portal just to learn what happened next.
CLR RX
Synthetic patient · DemoMB
Patient from connected EHRMaya BennettActive coverage · Consent on file
Chart context readySemaglutide program
Patient-specific prescription routed to STRIVE
Prior authorizationRequired
Plan-specific criteria detected
- ✓ Pharmacy route configured
- ✓ EHR context available
- ✓ Patient cost presented
- ✓ Provider remains final signer
Demonstration boundary: this interaction illustrates the intended operating model. No EHR, eRx network, payer, PBM, clearinghouse or pharmacy connection is represented as live until separately contracted, implemented and validated.
One click is the beginning
CLR RX carries the decision through six owned moments.
Choose
Provider selects the intended medication, formulation and pharmacy route.
Compare
CLR RX shows cash price, estimated covered cost, restrictions, availability and alternatives.
Prepare
EHR context and payer requirements assemble into a reviewable prescription and authorization packet.
Authorize
The licensed provider reviews, answers anything missing and signs the prescription.
Move
The approved route transmits to the pharmacy and every response stays attached to one record.
Reconcile
Fulfillment, patient responsibility, claim outcome and remittance close the loop.
Cash pay and coverage, side by side
Insurance cannot become another dead end.
CLR RX keeps cash and coverage as distinct, honest routes. If a plan will not cover the selected medication, the clinic can immediately discuss configured cash-pay and pharmacy alternatives instead of losing the patient inside a denial queue.
Design the clinic’s access strategy ↗Provider review → eRx → payment → pharmacy acceptance → delivery
Benefit check → PA if required → eRx → adjudication → fulfillment
The complete access layer
VOB, PA and EOB belong to different moments. CLR RX keeps every one in context.
Real-time benefit
Coverage status, formulary position, estimated patient cost, restrictions and covered alternatives.
Prior authorization
Requirement detection, dynamic payer questions, EHR evidence, attachments, submission and determination.
Certified eRx
Provider identity, review, signature, pharmacy transmission, acceptance, clarification and renewal.
Claims + EOB/ERA
Claim status, adjustments, patient responsibility, remittance posting, denials and reconciliation.
CLR RX Connect
Do not hand CLR RX a prescribing password. Authorize the connection instead.
Clinics keep their existing clinical systems and providers keep control of identity and signature. CLR RX joins the marketplace decision to the strongest supported prescribing path.
Embedded prescribing
A contracted certified partner provides provider review, e-prescribing, EPCS, benefit and authorization capabilities inside CLR RX.
Partner selection + implementation requiredBring existing eRx
The clinic authorizes supported OAuth, API or SSO access. CLR RX prepares the route and returns the authorized transmission result.
Vendor access + capability dependentConnected handoff
CLR RX prepares the medication, pharmacy and patient context, opens the best supported handoff, then continues following pharmacy status.
No password sharing. No fake automation.THE SECURITY RULE
The provider signs. CLR RX coordinates.
CLR RX does not store an eRx password, two-factor secret, EPCS token or reusable provider attestation. Controlled-substance paths stay disabled until the certified partner verifies every required dependency.
Open CLR RX Connect ↗Clinic experience
One interface above a verified healthcare stack.
CLR RX should be the orchestration, workflow and audit layer—not an unlicensed shortcut around prescribing, payer or pharmacy infrastructure.
From “I want to prescribe this”
to “the patient received it.”
Give the provider one place to make the decision—and give the clinic complete control of everything required to carry it through.