Surescripts-Certified ePrescribe (EPCS) — Built Into Velant
Prescribe in under 30 seconds without leaving Velant. EPCS-certified electronic prescribing for controlled and non-controlled substances, all 50 states, DEA 1311 identity proofing, PDMP integration, and a full audit trail.
Add EPCS to your Velant account in days
Book a walkthrough and we'll have your prescribers identity-proofed and prescribing within a week.
Full EPCS compliance, no separate prescribing app
ePrescribe is integrated directly inside the patient chart in Velant. Prescribers complete two-factor identity verification once, then send Schedule II–V prescriptions in 28 seconds on average. No window switching, no separate vendor portal, no missed PDMP checks.
- Surescripts-certified for all 50 states
- EPCS for Schedule II–V controlled substances
- DEA 1311-compliant identity proofing (IAL2 + AAL2 two-factor)
- PDMP integration where state-mandated (NY, TN, KY, OH, etc.)
- Formulary lookup, drug interaction checks, allergy alerts
Pricing — by prescriber, with volume discounts
Velant ePrescribe is available as an add-on on every plan. Setup and identity proofing are included — no hidden fees. Volume discounts kick in at 5 and 10 prescribers.
- 1–4 prescribers: $75/month per prescriber
- 5+ prescribers: $65/month each
- 10+ prescribers: $55/month each
- Setup fee: included
- Identity proofing (DEA 1311): included
Built for behavioral health and outpatient psychiatry
ePrescribe inside Velant is purpose-tuned for behavioral health and psychiatric prescribing workflows where controlled substance volume is high and PDMP compliance is non-negotiable. Linked directly to clinical notes, intake forms, insurance verification, and AI call summaries — the prescriber never leaves the chart.
- Schedule II–V controlled substances supported in all 50 states
- PDMP automatic lookup in state-mandated jurisdictions
- EPCS audit log for every controlled prescription event
- Pharmacy network directory + patient pharmacy preference
- Refill management + prescription history view
Switching ePrescribe vendors? It's straightforward
If you're already on DrFirst, NewCrop, Surescripts direct, or your EHR's built-in eRx, migrating to Velant ePrescribe is a 1-2 week process: DEA registration transfer, identity re-proofing, pharmacy preferences import, and parallel-running during cutover.
FAQs
Is Velant ePrescribe Surescripts-certified?
Yes. Velant ePrescribe is Surescripts-certified for all 50 states, including EPCS for Schedule II–V controlled substances, formulary and benefits verification, prescription history, and pharmacy network directory.
Does Velant ePrescribe support controlled substances?
Yes. EPCS (Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances) is fully supported for all 50 states with DEA 1311-compliant identity proofing (IAL2 + AAL2 two-factor authentication), audit logging for every controlled prescription event, and PDMP integration where state-mandated.
How much does Velant ePrescribe cost?
$75/month per prescriber for 1–4 prescribers, $65/month each at 5+, and $55/month each at 10+. Setup fee and DEA 1311 identity proofing are included. Available as an add-on on every Velant plan (Core, AI Pro, AI Advanced, Enterprise).
Does Velant ePrescribe include PDMP integration?
Yes. PDMP automatic lookup is supported in state-mandated jurisdictions including New York, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and others. The check happens inline during the prescribing flow without leaving the chart.
Can I migrate from DrFirst or my EHR's ePrescribe to Velant?
Yes. Migration takes 1–2 weeks: DEA registration transfer, identity re-proofing for prescribers, pharmacy preferences import, and parallel-run during cutover. Most behavioral health practices switch to Velant ePrescribe because it's integrated directly with the chart, clinical notes, insurance verification, and AI call summaries — one workflow, one login.
What is EPCS and does my practice need it?
EPCS (Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances) is required for prescribers writing Schedule II–V controlled substances under Medicare Part D and in most US states. If your practice writes any controlled substances — common in psychiatry, addiction treatment, pain management — you need an EPCS-certified ePrescribe solution.