Before reporting this issue, we recommend you complete our checklist to determine if the refill could have been faxed for a legitimate reason.
Pharmacies that are connected to Surescripts network are able to send prescription refill requests electronically - right to your practice computer. Pharmacies that never send you refill requests electronically are likely not connected.
If you are receiving both electronic and faxed refills from a pharmacy that is connected to the Surescripts network, you can report this issue to your vendor or report it directly to Surescripts using the form below.
If you are reporting a faxed renewal request from Kroger, Rite Aid, Walgreens, or Walmart, you only need to report one incident per chain. The issue will be researched and corrected (if necessary) at the chain headquarter level. For all other pharmacies, you can report incidents at the individual store level. Report each chain separately. You can also report faxed refills to your software vendor via your standard support protocol. Important: not all software systems are certified for mail-order renewal requests. Please report faxed refills from mail-order pharmacies directly to your software vendor.

