The parts of care that sit outside the consultation.
A consultation that ends in a prescription needs a pharmacy. One that ends in a test needs a laboratory. DropDr works with the organisations that complete the journey.
Who DropDr partners with
Each partnership type has its own onboarding, its own requirements and its own place in the care journey.
Pharmacies
Receive digital prescriptions from DropDr professionals, manage fulfilment and contact the prescriber directly when something needs clarifying.
- Prescriptions arrive with a secure code, not a photograph
- See the medicine, dosage and prescriber — not the patient's full history
- Flag out-of-stock items and propose alternatives to the prescriber
- Payment for medicine settles to you, not through DropDr
- Patients choose you — DropDr does not route prescriptions
Laboratories
Receive test requests raised during consultations, schedule collection at a centre or at the patient's home, and return results digitally.
- Requests arrive from the professional who ordered them
- Schedule in-centre or home collection
- Upload results securely against the patient's record
- Both patient and requesting professional are notified
- Your profile is visible to patients and professionals
Organisations and employers
Give your workforce practical access to consultations and connected services, without seeing anybody's clinical information.
- Consolidated billing against agreed limits
- Employees keep the same choice of professional
- Aggregated, anonymised utilisation reporting
- Works for shift, field and remote workers
- Sits alongside existing benefits rather than replacing them
Practices, groups and networks
Bring a group of professionals onto DropDr together, keeping your existing structure and each practitioner's independence intact.
- Each professional keeps their own profile and registration
- Each sets their own availability and fee
- Onboarding coordinated across the group
- No exclusivity — DropDr is one channel among yours
- Suited to practices, associations and provider networks
Boundaries make partnerships durable.
The commitments below are structural rather than negotiable, because they are what keeps the platform lawful and the partnership defensible.
- Patients choose their pharmacy — no exclusive routing
- DropDr takes no margin on medicine or laboratory work
- Clinical decisions stay with the treating professional
- Patient information is shared only as far as the task requires
- Every partner meets security and compliance requirements before onboarding
Security and compliance
External integrations must meet security standards before they are onboarded.
Trust and safetyData protection
Partners handling personal information do so under a data processing agreement.
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