Features
Drug interaction software built around your decision
Prescriber.io is the single check across the whole prescription: it flags drug interactions for review, surfaces contraindications and allergies, and suggests renal or hepatic dosing in one decision-support card. Stop tab-hopping across references. Here is everything it does, and where you stay in control.
Prescriber.io is a decision-support tool for licensed clinicians. It does not diagnose or prescribe and is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment. Verify against official sources. Final prescribing decisions always rest with the responsible clinician.
In short
Prescriber.io is drug interaction software that runs four checks a prescriber would otherwise run in four places. It flags drug-drug interactions with the mechanism and the likely clinical concern, surfaces contraindications and documented allergies, suggests renal and hepatic dose adjustments for reduced organ function, and offers guideline-based alternatives when a drug is a poor fit. Every flag carries a cited source, and the whole result arrives as one card at the point of care. It supports the prescribing decision; the licensed clinician verifies against the current labeling and signs.
Check, flag, suggest: one card
You verify and sign
The features in action
Every capability on screen at once
Run it and watch the interaction get flagged, the contraindication check surface, and a structured decision-support card build line by line for the clinician to verify and sign.
Press Run check for the interaction, contraindication, dosing and alternatives on this pair.
Not matched, so not checked: .
Nothing on this pair matched a row in the reference tables behind this check. That is not a clearance: it means these references do not name this combination.
Guideline-based alternatives
That was your demo check, run on the same references the desk uses. The desk adds renal dosing against an estimated clearance, hepatic review, unlimited checks, saved history and your sign-off on every card.
The on-page check covers five prescribing scenarios and never invents clinical output, so it will not produce a card for this pair.
The full Prescriber.io desk checks any regimen against interactions, contraindications, and renal or hepatic dosing, with cited sources for you to verify.
Interaction
Contraindication / allergy check
Dosing guidance (renal / hepatic)
Guideline-based alternatives
Decision support. You verify against official sources and sign.
Clinician in the loopDecision support for licensed clinicians. Prescriber.io does not diagnose or prescribe and is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment.
Everything in the assistant
One tool that checks, flags, suggests, and hands you the decision
The assistant does the checking, the surfacing and the suggesting across interactions, contraindications and dosing. The licensed clinician reviews, verifies against official sources, and signs every prescription.
Drug interaction checks surfaced for review
A second read on every prescription. The assistant surfaces drug-drug interactions with the mechanism and plain-language risk, flagged for your review. It highlights what may warrant a closer look. It does not diagnose or prescribe.
Contraindication and allergy checks
Allergies and contraindications buried in the scenario are surfaced in plain language, so a suspected blocker is not waiting until after the script is written. You confirm, change or dismiss every flag.
Renal and hepatic dose adjustment
Dose adjustments for reduced renal or hepatic function arrive alongside the interaction check, with guideline-based alternatives, so you start from an integrated check instead of a blank lookup.
Integrated single-card coverage
Interactions, contraindications, dosing and alternatives in one card, across the prescribing questions a general or subspecialty list mixes through in a shift, so you are not switching tools by question type.
Cited sources and sign-off
Every flag links to its reference and is marked decision-support until the responsible clinician signs. Review, verification and sign-off are captured, so the record reflects who made the call and that the clinician owns it.
Designed to fit your prescribing workflow
Built to sit alongside how you already check and decide, your point of care, your references, your habits. We scope the fit with your group during onboarding, rather than forcing a new way of working.
Less tab-hopping per visit
One integrated check removes the busywork of stitching four separate lookups together, so your team decides faster and routine prescriptions clear quickly.
A calmer single card
One assistant across the prescription instead of separate references stitched together, so the interaction, the contraindication and the dose note live in one place for each decision.
Built on clinical pharmacology references, your data, your control
Built so no PHI is required to run a check, with a security review and a BAA available on Enterprise. Your data, your control.
The signature capability
Flag the interaction, surface the dose, you sign
The assistant surfaces the interaction and contraindication for review and suggests the renal or hepatic dose adjustment with cited sources, so you start from an integrated check. Nothing is prescribed until the clinician signs.
- Drug-drug interactions surfaced with the mechanism, flagged for your review
- Contraindications and allergies surfaced before you sign
- Renal and hepatic dose adjustments suggested with cited sources
- The clinician reviews, verifies against official sources, and signs
Interaction flagged for review
CYP3A4 inhibition raises simvastatin exposure and myopathy risk. Surfaced for the clinician to review.
Suggestion
Suspend the statin or switch to one not dependent on CYP3A4, for the clinician to verify and choose.
Keep exploring
Put the assistant to work
How it works
See the full check end to end: enter, flag, dose, then the clinician reviews and signs.
Learn moreThe decision-support demo
Run a check and watch the interaction get flagged, the contraindication surface, and the card build.
Learn moreUse cases
How primary care, urgent care, hospital medicine, and clinical pharmacy teams use the assistant.
Learn morePricing
Per-clinician plans, scoped by checks, seats and support. No free plan.
Learn moreFAQ
Decision support, regulatory framing, PHI handling, what it checks, and how onboarding works, answered plainly.
Learn moreContact support
Questions about checks, references or seats. Reach the team at support@prescriber.io.
Learn moreCommon questions
What clinicians ask about drug interaction software
What does drug interaction software check?
Drug interaction software screens the medications in front of you for drug-drug interactions, then reports the mechanism and the likely clinical concern. Prescriber.io adds the checks that usually live in separate tools: contraindications and allergies, renal and hepatic dose adjustments, and guideline-based alternatives, all in one card with cited sources.
What is the most reliable drug interaction checker?
Reliability comes down to whether the tool cites the source behind each flag, keeps pace with current labeling, and grades the clinical concern instead of alerting on everything. We do not publish accuracy figures, by design. Judge any checker, including this one, by whether you can trace a flag back to the labeling and verify it yourself.
Does drug interaction software work inside my EHR?
Prescriber.io is a decision-support layer that sits alongside your EHR rather than replacing its alerting. You still write and sign the prescription in your own system. Clinicians typically use it for the checks their EHR alerts handle poorly, such as renal dosing, polypharmacy review, and guideline alternatives.
Bring one check to the whole prescription
Flag drug interactions, surface contraindications, and suggest renal or hepatic dosing in one card. You verify and sign every prescription.
Decision-support, not autonomous prescribing · Verify against official sources · The clinician always signs