OnCallData review
Broad prescribing and renewal workflows, priced at $600 per provider annually.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
OnCallData is a web-based electronic prescribing service for physicians and practice staff. Its workflows cover sending prescriptions and renewal requests to pharmacies, including controlled substances, and processing pharmacy renewal requests. It is suited to practices that want prescribing, safety checks and medication administration tasks in one service, particularly when staff also need formulary and coverage information, prior authorization, or prescription drug monitoring program access. The service is accessed through internet-connected computers, tablets and smartphones, and it integrates with existing EMR systems.
The published plan is $600 per provider per year, billed annually, and includes electronic prescribing and renewals with no stated limit on the number of scripts. There is no free plan. The vendor also lists optional one-time integration fees, which are not included in the starting price, so practices considering an EMR connection should account for that potential additional cost. The listed support channels are phone and email; support is not described as available around the clock. Two-factor authentication is part of the stated compliance posture.
The feature set is broad for prescribing workflows: OnCallData can check drug interactions, allergies, dosage and other utilization risks; review medication history and reconcile medications; check eligibility, formulary, copay and coverage; and submit and track electronic prior authorizations. It also provides controlled-substance prescribing with electronic authentication and PDMP access, with Surescripts and Bamboo Health PMP Gateway among its integrations. Practices seeking these connected workflows may find the annual per-provider pricing worthwhile. Those wanting a free option, a non-web platform, or a narrower prescribing tool should compare alternatives before committing.
OnCallData pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Handles electronic prescriptions, renewals and controlled substances
- Checks drug risks, medication history, formulary and patient coverage
- Supports prior authorizations, PDMP access and EMR integration
- Where it doesn't
- Costs $600 per provider per year, billed annually
- Optional one-time integration fees are not included in the starting price
- Access is web-based; no desktop or mobile app platform is listed
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