Five calls you won't make again.
Every compounded prescription used to mean a fax, a callback and a card number read over the phone. Synx Rx puts each of those steps where the people already are.
Before: Fax the script, then call to check it arrived.
With Synx Rx: Signed with a PIN. It's on the pharmacy's board the same second.
Before: The pharmacy calls the office: cream or gel?
With Synx Rx: They ask in the app. The answer lands on the prescription.
Before: Read a card number over the phone.
With Synx Rx: The patient pays from a secure link before anything is made.
Before: “Where's my order?” Another call.
With Synx Rx: The patient follows it on their phone, to the door.
Before: Refill time. Round two of phone tag.
With Synx Rx: One tap to refill. The prescriber is asked only when a new script is needed.