I have not found any real time savings - my fax is networked and I fax directly from the computers. The current e prescribing formularies do not reduce callbacks as they are not right - many medicare d will say something is covered and it will require step edits (other scrips first) or prior authorization. Even when I jump through e prescribing I am still pulling out my hair. This is coming from someone who does the e prescribing just to test it and am pushing through anyway.....ironic is that the pharmacy has to pay their software provider for every scrip they receive -- can be as high as 10-25 cents per scrip.....I guess we shouldn't complain
