I can’t find my Rx in the app.
If you can’t find your prescription in the DrHouse app, it usually means the prescription hasn’t been issued yet, is still being processed, or was sent directly to the pharmacy. There are a few quick things you can check.
Quick Answer:
- Prescriptions only appear if one was issued after your visit
- It may take 15–45 minutes to show up
- Check the “Prescriptions” section in the app
- If not visible, it may have been sent directly to the pharmacy
- Contact support if it’s still missing
Where to Find Your Prescription
In the app:
- Go to the Prescriptions section
- Make sure you’re viewing the correct patient profile (if using family accounts)
Your prescription history—including current and past medications—should appear there once it’s been processed.
Common Reasons You Don’t See It
1. No prescription was issued
Not every visit results in a prescription. Physicians only prescribe medication if it’s medically appropriate.
2. It’s still being processed
- Prescriptions are typically sent within 15–45 minutes after your visit
- During this time, it may not appear yet in the app
3. It was sent directly to the pharmacy
- Even if you don’t see it in the app yet, it may already be sent
- You can call your pharmacy to confirm if they received it
4. You’re in the wrong profile
- If you booked for a family member, switch profiles in the app
- Each patient has a separate prescription list
What to Do Next
- Wait up to 45 minutes after your visit
- Check the correct profile and the Prescriptions section
- Call your pharmacy to confirm receipt
If you still don’t see it or the pharmacy hasn’t received it:
- Contact DrHouse support through the app
- They can check the prescription status or assist with resending if needed
Important Notes
- Prescriptions are not guaranteed—they depend on the physician’s evaluation
- Pharmacy processing and visibility may vary
- If there was an issue, support can help resolve it
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