Question 1

What is an NPI number?

Accepted Answer

An NPI (National Provider Identifier) is a unique 10-digit identification number issued by CMS to healthcare providers in the United States. All HIPAA-covered healthcare providers must have an NPI. You can find your NPI at nppes.cms.hhs.gov or on your medical license documentation.

Question 2

Why do you need my NPI?

Accepted Answer

Your NPI allows us to verify your credentials as a licensed healthcare provider and check your eligibility across multiple manufacturer sample programs simultaneously. This ensures compliance with FDA regulations and manufacturer requirements for sample distribution.

Question 3

What happens after I check my eligibility?

Accepted Answer

After entering your NPI, you'll see a list of products you're currently eligible to receive samples for. You can order these samples directly. For products you're not yet eligible for, you can request enrollment and we'll connect you with the manufacturer's program.

Question 4

Is my information secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PrescriberPoint uses industry-standard encryption and security practices. We only share your information with pharmaceutical manufacturers for the purpose of sample fulfillment, in compliance with HIPAA and applicable privacy regulations.

What samples does your practice need?

What samples does your practice need?