Medication management
built for telehealth.
DosePrepped adds a pharmacist-led medication management layer to your clinical workflow, helping resolve appropriate medication issues while escalating cases that require prescriber attention with the case already prepped.
- Pharmacist-led
- Provider-connected
- Built for telehealth
How It Works
The right question. The right expert. The right outcome.
1. Patient asks
Patients submit medication questions anytime through your telehealth platform.
2. Pharmacist reviews
Our licensed pharmacists review the question in the context of the patient's medications and history.
Appropriate for pharmacist management
Pharmacist provides education, guidance, and ongoing support within scope.
Patient informed directly
Requires prescriber authority
Pharmacist creates an assessment and recommendation and escalates to the provider.
Sent to Provider Action Queue
3. Provider acts
Provider receives a prepped case in the action queue and makes the appropriate decision.
4. Patient informed
Patient receives the outcome and next steps so care keeps moving forward.
Why Add DosePrepped To Your Platform?
A pharmacist-led layer that strengthens your operation.
Reduce provider workload
Route appropriate medication questions to pharmacists so prescribers can focus on visits, decisions, and cases that actually require their authority.
Increase clinical capacity
When fewer routine medication questions consume provider time, your team has more capacity to care for patients.
Give providers better escalations
Providers receive the patient's concern with the pharmacist's assessment and recommendation already prepared.
Improve medication support between visits
Give patients a clear place to get answers without waiting for their next appointment or tying up provider time.
Create a scalable medication layer
As patient volume grows, DosePrepped creates a structured workflow for managing that volume.
Keep providers in control
Pharmacists work within applicable scope and organizational protocols. Decisions requiring prescriber authority remain with the provider.
Prescriber Capacity
More patients shouldn’t mean more medication workload for your prescribers.
DosePrepped puts pharmacists between routine medication needs and the prescriber inbox, closing appropriate cases and preparing the rest for provider review.
Resolved by pharmacist
Where appropriate, the pharmacist updates the plan directly and the patient is informed.
Case closed
Provider input needed
The pharmacist prepares an assessment and recommendation for the provider's decision.
Decision-ready for the provider
Less medication workload.
More time for patients.
Built For Medication-Intensive Telehealth
Weight Management / GLP-1 Care
Support patients on GLP-1s and other weight management therapies.
Medication Management
Help with side effects, interactions, adherence, administration, and general medication questions.
Chronic Care
Support patients managing ongoing conditions and complex medication regimens.
And more
DosePrepped is designed to scale across a wide range of medication-intensive programs.
The DosePrepped Platform
One medication management workflow. Connected across your clinical team.
Patient experience
Simple, mobile-first experience to ask questions and get medication support.
Pharmacist workspace
Review, assess, and recommend with full medication context.
“Nausea and fatigue since increasing Wegovy dose to 1.7mg.”
Patient Medications
- Wegovy 1.7mgweekly
- Metformin 500mgBID
- Levothyroxine 75mcgdaily
Assessment
Likely medication-related adverse effect...
Recommendation
Consider continuing current dose with supportive measures; period >7 days consider dose reduction.
Provider action queue
See prepped cases. Clear decisions. Better care.
Nausea and fatigue since increasing Wegovy dose
Potential interaction with prescribed med
Multiple questions about titration
Lab results + medication question
See what DosePrepped can do for your organization.
Explore how a pharmacist-led medication management layer can strengthen your telehealth operation and your patients’ experience.