Verifiable e-prescriptions · Philippines

One prescription. Three ways in.

For doctors in the Philippines. Chart the consult in SOAP and issue the prescription without leaving it. The patient gets a link, and the pharmacy scans its QR code to open the original.

During the consult

Doctors

Chart the visit, issue what it calls for from inside it, and keep each patient’s history in one place.

  • Charted the way it is taught. Chief complaint, then S, O and A, with the patient’s allergies and medicines at the top. The notes save as you type.
  • The plan, issued there and then. Prescriptions, laboratory and diagnostic requests, referrals and certificates, from inside the visit.
  • One record per patient. The Philippine paper form and every past visit. Or send a link, and they fill in their own history before the appointment.
  • Start from the last one. Reuse a prescription, or keep templates for what you write often.
  • Checkable at the counter. A QR code and a 12-character code on every document open the original.
  • Licences checked by hand. Against the PRC register, before your account opens. Then 7 days free. See pricing.

New to RxPH?

Your name and email to start. A six-digit code confirms the address.

Create a doctor account

We check every doctor against the PRC register by hand before their account opens.

See an example prescriptionPricing

Invited by your doctor

Patients

  1. Before the appointmentFill in your record from the link your doctor sent you.
  2. After itEach visit your doctor saved: what you were told to do, the documents you were given, and any file they shared with you.
  3. Any timeFind your prescriptions, requests and certificates, download your record, and correct your details.

Use the email address you gave your doctor; a six-digit code comes back.

Only the doctor who treats you can create your record. No invite yet? Ask your doctor for a link.

When the QR will not scan

Pharmacies

12 characters, as XXXX-XXXX-XXXX. Codes never use 0, 1, I, L, O or U.

Try the specimen’s code
  • The page that opens is the original. If it matches the paper the patient holds, it is genuine.
  • A voided one says so, in red.
  • Pharmacies record the medicines they dispensed there — full or partial.
  • Works for prescriptions, laboratory and diagnostic requests, referrals and medical certificates.

How one prescription travels

  1. The doctor issues itFrom inside the consult, with a QR code and a 12-character code on it.
  2. The patient gets a linkIt stays in their record, with the visit’s instructions and everything else the doctor gave them.
  3. The pharmacy opens the originalBy scanning the QR or typing the code, and checks it against the paper.

Maria Clara S. Reyes, MD, FPCP

Internal Medicine · Reyes Family Clinic

PRC Lic. No. 0123456

Patient
Angelina R. Dela Cruz
Age · Sex
68 · Female
Date
Oct 28, 2026

DiagnosisHypertension, stage 2; Type 2 diabetes mellitus

  1. Losartan 100 mg/tab#90Sig: 1 tablet once a day in AM
  2. Metformin 500 mg/tab#180Sig: 1 tablet twice a day after meals
  3. Atorvastatin 40 mg/tab#90Sig: 1 tablet once a day at bedtime
Code K7M3-QPD2-XWF9 Scan it, or enter the code at rxph.app/verify Valid until Dec 27, 2026
A specimen, not a real prescription. See an example prescription