FastPass™
The Enrollment and the ePrescription.
Together, on Day 1.
With FastPass, prescribers complete your existing approved enrollment form and initiate a valid ePrescription in the same experience, so intake receives a complete enrollment on Day 1.
The Challenge:
Right Now, the Enrollment and the Prescription Don't Arrive Together
Enrollment forms reach your intake team, missing the one thing that matters most: a valid prescription. Your team spends days chasing prescribers, rebuilding the patient story, and working around gaps that should never exist. Every workaround adds cost, increases PHI handling risk, and delays the patient's therapy start. The enrollment is technically received, but it is not ready, and the clock is already running.
What Is FastPass?
FastPass is the only enrollment solution that starts at the point of prescribing, turning a document handoff into a single, valid Rx transaction.
FastPass works inside the channels you already use, whether fax, digital form, or portal. It takes your existing approved enrollment form, lets the prescriber complete it and initiate a valid ePrescription in the same experience, and delivers both to intake as one complete package. Because the prescription anchors the enrollment, the workflow is designed to support 21 CFR Part 11 requirements and keep Protected Health Information within the Covered Entity until you are ready to receive it.
How FastPass Works
No rip and replace. FastPass works with your existing channels and forms to create one complete, trusted record.
Activate FastPass
Add a secure FastPass link to your existing enrollment form, website, or portal. Nothing new to stand up.
Prescriber-Led Digital Enrollment
The prescriber and their staff complete your form digitally, with pre-populated fields and one-click attachment of supporting documents.
Identity & Authority Verification
The prescriber is authenticated, so the enrollment operates under their treatment authority from the start.
Enrollment and ePrescription in One Experience
The prescriber completes the enrollment and initiates a valid ePrescription in the same flow. The two happen together, not as two disconnected steps.
Certified eRx & CRF Part 11 eSignature
The enrollment is signed and the Covered Entity relationship is established at the moment of enrollment, not days or weeks later through a separate dispensing event.
Complete Intake Handoff
Your intake team receives a complete package on Day 1: every required document, all enrollment data, and a valid ePrescription, attached and ready to process.
Build on Proven Standards, Not New Experiments
FastPass runs on the standards you already trust: certified eRx networks (NCPDP SCRIPT), modern scalable architecture, and workflows designed to support 21 CFR Part 11. This is a focused, tested solution, not an experiment you have to pilot from scratch.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does FastPass ensure data integrity?
FastPass creates a single, traceable source of truth shared across stakeholders, with a clear lineage from the certified eRx platform through to the patient support program.
Is this compliant with recent HIPAA updates?
FastPass is designed to support compliant handling of PHI. It aligns with HIPAA's treatment and authorization provisions (§164.506 and §164.508) and is built to reduce the risk of unlawful PHI transfer.
Do I need to change my existing document exchange workflows?
No. FastPass works alongside your existing fax and digital channels, delivering a portal-like experience within familiar web-based PDFs using your existing logins, with no new domains and no added friction.
Is this easy for a doctor to use?
Yes. FastPass fits the prescriber's existing treatment authority and workflow, so adoption is fast and consistent.
Complete Patient Enrollment at Day 1
FastPass is rolling out to a select group of strategic partners. To protect quality and compliance alignment, we onboard new partners through a short qualification process. See if your organization qualifies for the Early Access Program.
See if your organization qualifies for the Early Access Program.