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Print a ready-to-stick medication label for any dose in a patient’s medication list. You review and adjust everything on the label before it prints, so what you see is exactly what comes out of the label printer.
This feature is turned on per clinic. If you don’t see the Print Label option, ask your administrator to enable label printing for your clinic.
  1. Open the patient’s chart and go to the Medications list (the provider-administered doses).
  2. Find the dose you want a label for and click the actions menu (the button at the end of the row).
  3. Choose Print Label.
  4. A window opens with a live preview of the label on one side and editable fields on the other.
  5. Check the details, make any changes, then click Print Label to send it to your printer.

What’s filled in for you

Wherever the information is already on file, the label is filled in automatically:
  • Clinic and prescriber — the prescribing provider’s name and credentials, your clinic name, and the location where the dose was given, plus that location’s address and phone.
  • Patient — name, date of birth, phone, patient ID, and shipping address.
  • Medication — the drug and strength, plus the directions.
  • Dates and lot — dispense date, prescription date, and the lot number.
  • NDC and expiration — pulled from the batch the dose was drawn from, when available.

Things you may need to fill in

Some details aren’t always on file, so you can type or adjust them right in the print window:
  • Prescriber — if the provider who gave the dose doesn’t have a DEA number saved, pick a prescriber who does from the dropdown. A provider’s DEA number is saved on their profile under Settings → Profile.
  • DEA number, refills, and days supply.
  • Shipping address — start typing to search for an address, or enter it by hand.
  • Dispense, NDC, and dates — adjust anything that isn’t correct.
The label text automatically resizes to fit. If a label has a lot of directions, the text shrinks so everything stays on the label. For very long directions, shorten the wording so the important details stay easy to read.

Signing the label

Each printed label includes blank lines for DR, MOA, and PT signatures so it can be signed and filed after printing.