Tell us who you are
Independent provider review work for PrescriberNow patients. You set your own hours, your own clinical judgment, no quotas.
Your NPI, DEA, and state licenses
We'll verify these through public registries before activating your account.
What patients are you comfortable seeing?
Pick what you're licensed and clinically competent to prescribe. These selections become part of your signed Provider Services Agreement — only patients requesting treatments within your selected scope will be routed to you. You can update this anytime from your provider profile.
Same-day antibiotics, anti-virals, supportive rx
Semaglutide 7.2 mg / 10 mL
Semaglutide 15 mg / 10 mL
Tirzepatide 15 mg / 10 mL
Dry eye, redness, glaucoma drops (OD)
Sildenafil, tadalafil
Finasteride, dutasteride, minoxidil
Tret, hydroquinone, custom rx
SSRIs, SNRIs only
Trazodone, ramelteon
BPC-157, CJC-1295, etc. (where legal)
Set your password and sign the agreement
After signing, our credentialing team verifies your licenses via NPPES and the state boards. Activation in 2-3 business days.
Provider Services Agreement
Summary of binding terms
By signing below, you (the "Provider") agree to provide independent telehealth services for PrescriberNow patients on the following terms with PrescriberNow LLC, a Florida limited liability company.
1. Independent contractor. You're an independent contractor, not an employee. You maintain your own malpractice insurance, licenses, and DEA registration. You set your own clinical judgment — PrescriberNow does not direct your medical decisions.
2. Standard of care. You'll comply with all applicable state telehealth laws, treat each patient interaction as a real clinical encounter, and refuse to prescribe when clinically inappropriate.
3. Patient relationship. Each prescription creates a provider-patient relationship between you and the patient. PrescriberNow is the intake and routing platform, not the prescriber.
4. HIPAA. You'll comply with HIPAA, complete required training, and report any suspected breach within 24 hours.
5. Term & termination. 30-day notice either party. PrescriberNow may suspend immediately for licensure issues, safety concerns, or material breach.
6. Indemnification & insurance. Each party indemnifies the other for its own negligence. Provider maintains professional liability insurance of at least $1M per occurrence / $3M aggregate.
7. Therapeutic scope. Provider has selected in Step 3 of this application the therapeutic areas Provider is licensed and clinically competent to prescribe in (the “Selected Scope”). Provider attests that the Selected Scope accurately reflects Provider’s current scope of practice, licensure, training, and clinical competence. PrescriberNow will only route patient charts to Provider whose requested treatment falls within the Selected Scope. Provider may update Selected Scope at any time via the provider profile; updates take effect immediately and are recorded with a timestamp in the audit log as an amendment to this Agreement. Provider agrees not to prescribe outside the Selected Scope through this platform.
8. Governing law. Florida law. Venue: Martin County, FL. Binding arbitration per AHLA rules.
The full executed agreement is generated as a PDF, emailed to you, and stored in the PrescriberNow signed-agreements registry.
Application received — reviewing now
Our credentialing team is verifying your NPI, DEA, and state licenses through NPPES and the state boards. Expect a response within 2–3 business days. A signed PDF of your Provider Services Agreement is in your inbox.
Once approved, sign in at prescribernow.com/login