Prescription (Rx) Report - Virginia

Prescription (Rx) Report is a legal document that was released by the Virginia Department of Health Professions - a government authority operating within Virginia.

FAQ

Q: What is a prescription?
A: A prescription is a written order from a healthcare provider that authorizes the dispensing of medication.

Q: Who can write prescriptions in Virginia?
A: In Virginia, prescriptions can be written by licensed physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and dentists.

Q: How long is a prescription valid in Virginia?
A: In Virginia, most prescriptions are valid for one year from the date they are written.

Q: Can I get a prescription filled in Virginia if it was written by an out-of-state healthcare provider?
A: Yes, Virginia allows out-of-state prescriptions to be filled as long as they are authorized by a licensed healthcare provider.

Q: Do I need a prescription for all medications in Virginia?
A: No, there are some over-the-counter medications that can be purchased without a prescription in Virginia.

Q: Can I transfer a prescription from one pharmacy to another in Virginia?
A: Yes, Virginia allows prescription transfers between pharmacies as long as the original prescription is still valid.

Q: Can I request a refill for my prescription in Virginia?
A: Yes, most prescriptions in Virginia can be refilled as long as there are refills remaining and the prescription is still valid.

Q: Are there any restrictions on controlled substances prescriptions in Virginia?
A: Yes, prescriptions for controlled substances in Virginia have stricter regulations and may have limitations on refills and prescription duration.

Q: Can I get my prescription delivered to my home in Virginia?
A: Yes, many pharmacies in Virginia offer prescription delivery services for convenience.