Why is this required?
The DEA requires all electronic prescribing vendors to conduct identity proofing before issuing an EPCS token to a provider for two-factor authentication. This prevents controlled substance prescribing by individuals who are not appropriately credentialed by the DEA.
For more information on the DEA requirements surrounding ID proofing, visit the DEA Diversion Control Division website at the link below:
DEA Diversion Control Division - EPCS
SureScripts also requires all electronic prescribing vendors to have a physician representative from the practice undergo identity proofing at the time of enrollment.
Is one-time identity proofing a credit check?
Our ID proofing process is not a credit check. No hard or soft inquiries will appear on your credit report. RXNT is partnered with ID.me to verify your identity based on your personal details.
What if I'm having trouble with ID proofing?
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