Because your assessment is reviewed in writing rather than during a live exam, the accuracy and completeness of what you submit directly shapes the provider's decision. Preparing this information ahead of time makes the process faster and helps the provider evaluate your request properly.

Personal and contact details

• Full legal name and date of birth
• Current shipping address (medication ships from a partner compounding pharmacy, so this must be accurate)
• Email address for updates and any provider follow-up messages
• State of residence, since a provider licensed in your state is assigned to your review

Health history the provider needs

• Your current symptoms or the reason you're requesting a medication
• Relevant medical conditions, past and present
• Current prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and supplements
• Known drug allergies or prior adverse reactions
• Your current weight, since it factors into the personalized cost estimate and how a provider evaluates appropriateness

Information specific to the medications offered

Get It Prescribed's assessment is built around two prescription antiparasitics, ivermectin and mebendazole. Reporting any prior use of either medication, past side effects, and any household exposure history relevant to your request helps the provider make a more informed decision.

What you generally will not be asked for

| You typically provide | You typically do not need | | --- | --- | | Symptom and history questionnaire | Insurance card or policy number | | Current medication list | A referral from another doctor | | Weight and allergy information | In-person lab work upfront | | Shipping address | Photo ID before your first request |

Why accuracy matters more in a written review

Since there is no in-person exam or live conversation by default, the provider is relying entirely on what you report to assess whether a medication is appropriate for you. Incomplete or inaccurate answers can delay your review, prompt additional follow-up questions, or result in a decision not to prescribe. If you're unsure what providers weigh, our eligibility and provider review page outlines the general factors considered. Keeping a simple written note of your medications and allergies before you start the assessment — even a quick list on your phone — makes it easier to answer accurately and reduces the chance a provider needs to follow up for clarification.

Keeping your information private

Health information you submit is treated as sensitive and is used only for your clinical review and order fulfillment. If you want general background on how personal health records are typically organized and protected, MedlinePlus has a consumer resource on the topic.

Before you submit

Review your answers for completeness before submitting the assessment. You can typically revisit and confirm information before it's sent to a provider. Once you're ready, the how it works page describes what happens immediately after submission, including the $50 provider consultation fee and review timeline.

Related questions

Do I need to provide insurance information?

No. Get It Prescribed does not bill insurance. You pay a one-time $50 provider consultation fee plus the cost of any medication prescribed, and insurance details are not part of the assessment.

What if I don't know my exact weight?

Provide your best current estimate. Weight is used to help generate your personalized cost estimate and gives the reviewing provider useful context, so a reasonably accurate figure is more helpful than none at all.

Can I update my information after I submit the assessment?

If a provider needs clarification, they can send you a follow-up message requesting updated or additional information before making a decision. You should respond as promptly as possible to avoid delaying your review.

Will my information be shared with anyone besides the provider and pharmacy?

Your health information is used for your clinical review and, if a prescription is issued, for order fulfillment through the partner compounding pharmacy. It is not used for unrelated purposes.

Sources

• Personal Health Records — MedlinePlus overview of maintaining accurate personal health information.
• Telehealth — MedlinePlus background on what telehealth visits typically involve.
• Ivermectin: MedlinePlus Drug Information — reference for one of the medications covered by the assessment.
• Mebendazole: MedlinePlus Drug Information — reference for one of the medications covered by the assessment.