Where can I view my prescription history?
You can view your full prescription history directly in the DrHouse app under the Prescriptions section.
Quick Answer:
- Open the DrHouse app
- Go to Prescriptions
- See both current and past medications
- Each visit’s prescriptions are saved automatically
How to View Your Prescription History
All prescriptions issued during your DrHouse visits are stored in one place inside the app. To access them:
- Open the DrHouse mobile app
- Tap on the Prescriptions section
- Scroll to view your full prescription history
This includes medications from both recent and past visits, making it easy to track your treatment over time.
What’s Included in Your History
Your prescription history typically shows:
- Active prescriptions
- Previously prescribed medications
- Medications linked to specific visits
This allows you to review what was prescribed, when it was issued, and maintain continuity of care.
Managing Multiple Profiles
If you manage care for family members, each person has a separate prescription history. Make sure to switch to the correct profile to view their medications.
Limitations and What to Know
- Only prescriptions issued through DrHouse appear in the app
- Prescriptions from outside providers are not included
- If a prescription is missing, it may not have been issued or finalized yet
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