11 hours ago Patients have the right to review and correct the information collected by the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) once per calendar quarter at no cost. If you would like a copy of your information, complete the Patient Prescription History Request Form (PDF) and mail or email it to the address on the form. Patients can receive a copy of their information more than once per calendar quarter for a fee of $20 per copy. >> Go To The Portal
The Pennsylvania Department of Health will not modify any data submitted to the PA PDMP system. Health information in the PA PDMP is protected by the Federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) and other state laws. The HIPAA privacy rule and state law protects the privacy of individuals' health information.
No. Checking the PDMP is not required for any medication provided to a patient in the course of treatment while undergoing care in an emergency department. This exception does not apply to patients undergoing care in urgent care centers or when in observation status in a health care facility.
For instance, the PDMP information may suggest that the prescriber should engage the patient in a discussion about treatment for substance use disorder. PDMP Query Result PDMP search results show that a patient is currently prescribed a high opioid dosage (morphine milligram equivalent ≥90).
A Pennsylvania Professional License (i.e., license to practice granted by state accreditation boards) is needed to register for the Pennsylvania PDMP. If a prescriber has not yet registered in the Pennsylvania PDMP, they should visit the Pennsylvania Department of Health Website to begin his/her registration.
Patient Information: An expandable section containing a cluster of patients whose records were linked to make up this Patient Rx history, as well as the criteria entered to run the report
Patient Rx Reports viewed in Requests History show the same information as the day they were first prepared. They do not automatically refresh when viewed.