For clinics and groups

For the independent practice, and the group running several.

Medspas, wellness clinics and IV clinics write under their own NPI and state licensure. TrueRoute consolidates the pharmacy access behind that work, and gives an organization running several clinics the controls to run it.

The status quo

Ordering shouldn’t take this much work.

Setting up and maintaining accounts across several compounding pharmacies and outsourcing facilities is paperwork an independent practice absorbs one pharmacy at a time. And when it buys through an intermediary, the price arrives as one number nobody can reconcile.

One account instead of many

A practice that wants several pharmacies available to it normally manages several relationships, each with its own entitlement, enrollment paperwork and ordering process. TrueRoute consolidates that access and runs the network operations in one place, so your team works in one system and orders with the leverage of the whole network behind it.

A number you can reconcile

A single marked-up figure hides what the medicine cost and what the platform kept. TrueRoute charges the sum of a decomposed ledger — drug cost, platform fee, pharmaceutical fee, fulfillment and shipping, each its own immutable line — and the card is charged that sum, never a separately computed total.

What you can write

Three kinds of order, one pad.

A clinic that has to run one system for compounded prescriptions and another for everything else is running two systems. These share a patient, a prescriber, a signature and a ledger.

  • 503A

    Patient-specific compounded

    Written for a named patient and dispensed by a compounding pharmacy. The pad is the complete legal prescription — there is no chart behind it, so it carries every element one requires and freezes them at signature.

  • Retail generics

    Ordinary prescriptions

    The same pad, the same signature, the same ledger — for the everyday therapeutic classes a wellness or telehealth practice writes alongside its compounded work. A SKU, not a drug name, so the price is the price.

  • 503B

    Outsourcing facilities

    Outsourcing facilities are part of the network and fill patient-specific orders through the pad like any other pharmacy.

Office-use (practice stock) is ordered with our team rather than through the pad — an office-use order is patient-non-specific by law, and we will not attach one to a named patient to make it fit a prescription screen. Tell us what you stock and we will set the ordering up with you.

Request office-use ordering
  • Weight management
  • Men’s hormone health
  • Women’s hormone health
  • Peptides
  • Sexual health
  • Hair and scalp
  • Dermatology
  • Thyroid and metabolic
  • General health
For the organization

The controls belong to the parent, not to a support ticket.

An organization running several clinics sets the fees, the clinic-facing prices and which pharmacies each child can see — from the console, versioned, without an engineer.

  • Fees and prices

    Fee and clinic-price configuration is admin-adjustable and fully versioned — who changed it, when, from what, to what, and why. A defensible fee is a documented fee.

  • Access is opt-in

    A clinic sees a pharmacy only when the parent has enabled it. There is no inherited-open default, and a missing row means no.

  • Margin stays yours

    Pharmacy cost and margin are readable only by the narrowest role in the system. A clinic session is margin-blind in the database, not by convention.

  • An ops desk, on purpose

    Where a pharmacy has no API, a named staffer places the order in the Ops Console and records the confirmation. It runs the identical state machine and writes the identical audit — a script never leaves the system to be worked “on the side.”

Licensure

Your license is on every script.

Prescriptions are written under the clinic’s own NPI and state licensure. No TrueEval provider is ever enrolled at a pharmacy on your behalf — the database refuses it.

What we claim about a prescriber is exactly what we do: NPI-validated and clinic-attested. We do not offer live license verification, and we do not describe it as something it is not.

Tell us about the clinic.

Every pharmacy account, prescriber enrollment and entitlement behind your login is arranged by a person before you write anything.