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The application language and verification expectations shift with the selected role.
Providers need an individual NPI, license number, license state, and ordering-scope attestation before review.
Add a city, state, and ZIP so OpenRx can place the application correctly.
OpenRx must verify patient-state licensure and ordering authority before matching patients to a script/order workflow.
Application
Tell OpenRx who you are, where you practice, and what care you provide.
This is a credentialing-style intake, not a marketing form. The goal is enough structured detail for the admin team to verify identity, geography, and service fit in one pass.
- Identity verification through NPI or license data when applicable.
- Service fit review for the patient populations and care tasks you described.
- Geographic review so the profile lands in the right matching area.
Examples: family medicine, oncology, neurology.
Use an individual NPI for ordering/referring review. Organizational NPIs do not establish individual authority.
Required for state-board verification before any patient matching.
2-letter state where this license is active.
Comma-separated state abbreviations. Example: OR, WA, CA.
Needed before routing patients for labs, imaging, home health, or other ordered services.
Carrier or coverage note. Admin still verifies before approval.
Describe who you serve, the services you offer, and any availability details that matter for matching.
Use the 2-letter abbreviation.
5 digits.
OpenRx sends the intake into signed admin review. Nothing goes live automatically.