A UNIQUE Rx signature password is REQUIRED if you are planning to write prescriptions with no oversight by an approving dental care provider or if you are yourself a provider who is approving students and or residents.
You DO NOT need a signature password if your prescriptions will be approved by an assigned faculty member or provider.
Your initial eRx temporary password is generally “firstnamerx” – ex: johnrx
Typically, if you have not used eRx before, the default password is “firstnamerx.” If this password does not work or if you have used eRx since changing the default password, please contact Gabriel Warner (1-5121) or Allison Brown (1-5124) to request your password reset.
Currently, any faculty provider holding a dental license from any US state that has
been processed through our Credentialing Office and assigned an axiUm Provider ID
can be assigned provider level access to eRx.
Use the Request eRx Assistance form on this page if you are having trouble completing the ID Proofing process. You can also contact Gabriel Warner (1-5121) or Allison Brown (1-5124) to request assistance.
Follow the RCOPIA instructions as indicated in the completion message.
You might be able to lift a credit freeze online with Experian temporarily at no fee.
Generally, if your name does not appear on the provider drop down, then you have not completed the ID Proofing process.
A DEA number submitted for your eRx registration is required to approve controlled substances. Contact DCG Operations with your DEA number.
In each of the cases below, prescriptions will be faxed by default using the fax number on file with DrFirst even when the provider has opted to send the prescription electronically:
