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The eye doctors' pharmacy

Ophthalmology and optometry practices send us the prescriptions that generate the most friction, because that friction is what we are set up to absorb.

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An eye beside a bottle of prescription eye dropsIllustration of an open eye next to a dispensing bottle releasing a drop, representing OnPoint's cataract, glaucoma, dry eye and post-operative ophthalmology program.

Where the friction actually is

Branded dry eye therapies with prior authorization and step therapy requirements
Glaucoma drops facing formulary exclusions mid-year
Post-operative regimens that must be in hand on the surgical date
Compounded ophthalmic preparations sourced from a licensed outsourcing facility
Patients who abandon a drop at the counter because nobody told them the price first

Who already sends to us

Multi-site ophthalmology and optometry groups across Long Island, Queens and Connecticut send us their hardest prescriptions. Several of them run more than a dozen sites between them, and the relationships started the same way: one prescription that stopped coming back to the office.

We list practices by name only once they have told us in writing that we may.

Your hub, not a manufacturer's

Ask us to review the patient’s full medication list, including prescriptions filled elsewhere. Patients choose their pharmacy. Where permitted by their plan and prescription requirements, consolidating medications can help the pharmacist review their profile.

How it runs, start to finish

1

You send the e-prescription

Normal workflow, normal EHR, no change on your end.

2

We run coverage before we touch the shelf

Plan check, step therapy status, quantity limits, and any copay or assistance program the patient qualifies for.

3

We coordinate coverage follow-up

If we need clinical documentation from you, it comes as one consolidated request rather than a series of faxes.

4

We call the patient with the price and the plan

Including the surgical date where one applies, so the regimen is in the patient's hands before the procedure rather than after it.

5

We tell you what happened

Filled, refilled, or abandoned, and why. That last category is the one most practices never get to see.

Working across the practice, not just one drug

Patients from eye care practices routinely have prescriptions from three other physicians. An accurate medication list helps the pharmacist review care across prescribers and pharmacies.

Dry eyeGlaucomaPost-operativeAnti-inflammatoryCompounded ophthalmicsEverything else the patient takes

Send one script. That is the whole evaluation.

With the patient’s choice of pharmacy confirmed, send a prescription to OnPoint. We help coordinate coverage questions and refill follow-up with your office.

How to send a script Get the patient handout

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