This spring I went on-site with a large rural clinic that was implementing AC in the mid-west, and in the process of validating their eRX, validated some suspicions I have about the pharmacy network.
Like so many other things having to do with networks, it is the "last mile" that makes all the difference. Pharmacies like Wally World have solid connectivity, and can see the eRX within seconds. How long it takes to get processed is another variable - YMMV.
Some local pharmacies are still using *gasp* dial-up, and thus the time delay. Local pharmacies are loved for many reasons, but their refills come over non-matching and have to be refused - new script written because they know Robert Jones as 'Bobby', and similar.
