DoseSpot - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

DoseSpot's ePrescribing platform is designed for EHR/EMR software integrations, no matter the healthcare specialty. DoseSpot offers two integration types that are Surescripts, Drummond, and ONC-certified. The solution is fully compliant with state and federal mandates for EPCS.

Jumpstart is a plug-and-play cloud-based user interface that can be tailored to match organizational branding with custom colors, fonts, and other elements within the I-frame. This unique ePrescribing user interface embeds seamlessly within the application with access to multiple DoseSpot API calls.

Full Integration is DoseSpot’s fully customizable, cloud-based integration option that works within the native screens. Full integration allows access to DoseSpot API calls. The organization has the flexibility to create screens and workflows from scratch while connecting to the DoseSpot UI. DoseSpot technical experts will work with the team to review and complete Surescripts, Drummond, and ONC approvals and certifications.

DoseSpot offers a modern solution with essential tools giving prescribers what they need to make informed, patient-centered, and timely care decisions. With DoseSpot, certified providers can electronically prescribe controlled substances (EPCS) with the peace of mind that all state and federal mandates have been met. Both integrations offer the use of real-time prescription benefit (RTPB), which allows medication costs and equivalent on-formulary therapeutic alternatives to be displayed within the current ePrescription workflow. Medications that require prior authorization are also flagged for providers, allowing them to electronically begin the ePA process, which saves staff time on administrative follow-ups and callbacks while allowing less disruption in a patient's access to treatment. The platform is set up to find efficiencies everywhere, including using push notifications to alert providers or practice/platform administrators when important data points change. Fewer API calls mean less data exchanged, resulting in lower hosting costs for all parties.