DEA EPCS Compliance Without Compromise
Secure, seamless electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) with identity proofing, 2FA, and audit-ready signatures that protect workflows and meet DEA regulations.

Healthcare organizations and EHR vendors face growing pressure to implement Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances (EPCS) in line with DEA mandates—without interrupting clinical workflows. The right EPCS software solution makes it possible to satisfy regulatory standards and streamline prescribing processes.
An End-to-End DEA EPCS Compliance Solution
Identity Proofing
ProviderPass verifies prescriber identities to IAL2 standards before they can issue electronic prescriptions for controlled substances. Remote DEA EPCS identity proofing cross-references financial records and compares a driver’s license against a live image, or prescribers can opt for a guided webcam session with an Exostar specialist.
Two-Factor Authentication
Every e-script for controlled substances requires two-factor authentication at the point of signing. ProviderPass supports mobile apps and hardware tokens, meeting AAL2 requirements so that only verified prescribers can authorize EPCS prescriptions.
Digital Signatures
PKI-based digital signatures create tamper-proof audit trails for DEA EPCS compliance. Each prescription is cryptographically hashed and encrypted with the prescriber’s private key, meeting FIPS 140-2 standards and providing full traceability for audits.
Solving EPCS Compliance and Workflow Challenges
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A DEA-compliant electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) solution that enables secure access for ensuring identity proofing, 2FA authentication, digital signature and seamless EHR/EMR integration.
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Have questions about DEA compliance, digital signatures, or integrating EPCS into your EHR system? Let us help you explore the right solution for your clinical and technical environment. Our team is here to provide expert guidance, answer compliance questions, and share next steps for enabling secure, audit-ready electronic prescribing.



