How to Report a Missing E-Prescription (Rx) in EHR 24/7

August 26, 2025

If you’ve sent a prescription through Office Ally’s e-Prescribe system and the pharmacy didn’t receive it, follow the steps below to confirm the transmission and report the issue if needed.

Open the Patient’s E-Prescribe Record 

  1. Log in to EHR 24/7 and Click the Patients Chart Tab
  • Search for and select the patient. 
  1. Hover Over the Progress Notes Tab and Either: 
  • Click View Progress Notes / Encounters to edit an existing note, or
  • Select a layout under Add Custom Progress Note/Encounter to start a new one.
  1. Scroll to the Prescribed Medications Section  
  • This section is typically located near the bottom of the progress note.
  1. Click Online e-Prescription
  • If you don’t see this option:
  • Confirm that the Treating Provider is enabled for OA-Rx.
  • Ensure Medications is included in the SOAP Note Layout under the Manage Office tab.

Review the Prescription’s Transmission History 

  1. Access the Medication Details
  • In the Current Medications section, click the blue link for the relevant prescription. 
  1. Review the Transmission History
  • On the Medication Details screen, review the Transmission History, which shows: 
  • Date/Time 
  • Type 
  • Pharmacy Location 
  • Fax Number
  • Route (e.g., Electronic or Fax) 
  • Status (e.g., Verified or Failed) 
  • Details 

Action to Take Based on the Transmission Route 

If the Rx Was Sent Electronically: 

  1. Check the Status 
  • If Route is "Electronic" and Status is "Verified" (green), the prescription was successfully sent. 
  • If the pharmacy didn’t receive it, continue to the next step. 
  1. Report a Missing Prescription
  • Click Report a Missing Prescription on the Medication Details screen. 
  • Complete the form with the following: Who you spoke with at the pharmacy (required) and additional details about what they said.

Example: “Jane Smith at Walgreens said the Rx was not received.” 

  1. Submit the Form 
  • Reports must be submitted within 5 days of the original transmission. 
  • Submissions must include a pharmacy contact name; otherwise, Surescripts cannot investigate.
  1. Next Steps 
  • Office Ally will receive your report and open a case with Surescripts for investigation. 

If the Rx Was Sent by Fax:

  1. Confirm the Fax Number 
  • Double-check that the correct pharmacy fax number was used. 
  • Note: Fax numbers are pulled from Surescripts NCPDP directory and may occasionally be outdated. 
  1. Re-Send the Fax 
  • Even if the status is “Verified,” you can re-send the fax like you would for a failed transmission. 
  1. Contact the Pharmacy Again 
  • After re-sending, follow up with the pharmacy to check if they received it. 
  • Important: Once a fax is marked “Verified,” Office Ally cannot track or confirm its delivery. 

Reminders:

  • The Report Missing Prescription option is only available for prescriptions sent electronically. 
  • Reports must be submitted within 5 days of the original send date. 
  • Always confirm with the pharmacy before submitting a report.