Arriving from Intelligent One
Orders written by Advanced Urology providers, submitted through Intelligent One and landed in the pharmacy system ready for fill. Get My Pills picks them up here and collects the patient's money before the bench starts.
| Received | Patient | Provider / site | Compound | Cash price |
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Verify it's you
For your privacy, confirm your date of birth to view this order.
Payment received
Your order has been sent to the pharmacy. We'll text you when it's ready.
Turn on auto‑refill?
We'll text you a link a week before you run out. You approve every charge — nothing bills automatically without your tap.
Supplements and devices — no prescription needed.
Walk the patient flow
This phone is live. Tap the link in the text message to start, or jump to any step.
No account, no password
The link itself is the credential. Date of birth is the second factor. Elderly and low‑tech patients complete this without a support call.
The text says nothing clinical
Anyone who picks up the phone sees a dollar amount, not a diagnosis. Drug names appear only after verification.
One‑time, expiring, single‑patient links
A forwarded link is useless after it's paid or expired, and it's bound to one patient record.
Refills reuse the same rail
Auto‑refill sends a fresh link, not a silent charge. The patient taps to approve every time — which keeps you out of the recurring‑billing complaint zone.
Get My Pills Shop
Supplements, devices, and self‑care — no prescription required. Same checkout as the Rx payment links, so patients only learn one flow. Catalog and prices pulled from menMD's public patient‑pay storefront, July 2026 — useful as a benchmark for what to stock and what the market bears.
Your cart
Retail orders route to shipping — they never enter the compounding queue.
End‑to‑end: prescription to doorstep
Advanced Urology provider writes the order
A urologist at one of the twelve AU clinics selects a compound and submits it through Intelligent One, which lands complete Rx data in the pharmacy system ready for fill. This part already works and Get My Pills doesn't touch it.
Get My Pills picks up the unpaid fill
The new order appears in the Get My Pills inbox with a price attached. One click generates a signed, single‑use token and texts the patient. Nothing clinical is in the message body. Because pricing comes from one agreed AU fee schedule, most of these can eventually fire automatically.
Patient verifies and pays
Date of birth unlocks the order. Card data goes straight to the processor's hosted fields — your servers never see a PAN, which keeps you in the lightest PCI scope.
Payment webhook releases the fill
On a confirmed charge, Get My Pills flags the order paid and notifies the bench. Status posts back to Intelligent One so the AU office sees movement without calling. Payment is the gate — nothing is compounded on an unpaid order.
Refills ride the same rail
A days‑supply timer fires a fresh link before the patient runs out. Saved card, one tap, paid. No stored‑card auto‑charging without consent.
Retail store, separate lane
Supplements and devices are ordinary e‑commerce — no PHI, no pharmacist review. Shared checkout, separate order pipeline.
Ship the smallest thing that removes phone‑based card collection, then layer on.