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For Prescribers

A compounding partner for your hardest prescriptions.

Connect Wellness combines the art and science of pharmacy compounding to deliver precise, personalized medications that help providers and patients achieve better outcomes.

Healthcare is never one-size-fits-all.

Many patients need medications customized to their unique needs: a different strength, dosage form, flavor, or ingredient combination. Our pharmacists prepare each formulation specifically for the patient in front of you, working closely with your care team throughout.

Specialties include hormone replacement therapy, GLP-1 formulations, wellness compounds, and sterile preparations including sterile testosterone. See what we compound or browse the medications catalog.

How to send us a prescription

Three ways to send an Rx, listed in our recommended order. New compounds are easier when you call first.

  1. Preferred

    1. Electronic prescribing

    Send through your EMR’s pharmacy directory (Surescripts).

    • Look us up by name (Connect Wellness), phone (208) 593-0133, or NPI 1508725623.
    • Most EMRs don’t have a dedicated compound entry. Enter the primary active ingredient as the medication, then put the full formulation (every ingredient with strengths, dosage form, base or vehicle, and total quantity) in the SIG or Notes-to-Pharmacy field.
    • For controlled substances, including compounded testosterone (Schedule III) and Schedule II preparations, your e-prescribing software must be EPCS-certified. EPCS is the required channel for Schedule II compounds.
  2. 2. Fax

    Fax: (208) 485-5272.

    • For non-Schedule II controlled substances, faxed prescriptions are accepted as the original.
    • We compound Schedule II preparations, but a faxed Schedule II can’t serve as the original. Send those as an EPCS electronic prescription instead.
  3. 3. Phone

    Call (208) 593-0133 ext 3.

    • Speak directly with the pharmacist about the formulation. Helpful when working out a custom compound for the first time.

Blank order forms

Blank compounding prescription for a single medication. Open in your PDF editor, complete the fields, then fax to (208) 485-5272 or email to wellness@connectrx.health

Use patient delivery when the compound ships to the patient, or provider delivery when it ships to your office.

Pharmacy identifiers

Everything you need to register Connect Wellness in your EMR’s pharmacy directory. Tap any value on mobile to copy.

Pharmacy name
Connect Wellness
NPI
1508725623
Address
44 N Fisher Park Way, Eagle, ID 83616
Phone
(208) 593-0133Reach the wellness team at ext 3.
Prescription shipping (licensed states)
Idaho, Oregon, Utah

Dissolvable oral strips and other shop orders ship to street addresses in the 48 contiguous U.S. states and the District of Columbia, not Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories.

Hours
Monday – Friday: 9 AM – 5 PM MTSaturday – Sunday: Closed
EPCS-enabled
Yes

Connect Wellness is a delivery-only pharmacy. Every prescription ships to your door, so the Eagle, ID address isn’t a walk-in or pickup location.

What to include on a compound prescription

A short reference for prescribers who don’t send compounds every day. The more specific the script, the faster we can dispense.

Standard prescription elements

Required on every Rx, compound or otherwise.

  • Patient name, DOB, and address
  • Prescriber name and DEA (for controls)
  • Date of issue
  • SIG (directions for use)
  • Refills
  • Signature

Compound-specific additions

What we need beyond the standard fields.

  • Active ingredient name(s) and the strength of each (e.g., ketamine 10% / lidocaine 5%)
  • Dosage form: capsule, cream, troche, sublingual drops, injection, etc.
  • Base or vehicle when clinically relevant (e.g., HRT cream base, grapeseed oil for injectables). See ingredient sourcing below for our common bases.
  • Total quantity of finished compound (e.g., 30 mL, 60 g, 100 capsules)
  • Any flavoring, allergen, or dye exclusions

Not sure about the formulation? Call us at (208) 593-0133 ext 3 and a pharmacist will work it out with you before you write the script.

How we practice

  • Patient-Centered Care

    Every medication is prepared with the patient's unique needs in mind. We aim to include only the essential ingredients, eliminating unnecessary allergens, dyes, and preservatives.

  • Quality & Safety

    We follow the highest standards for safe, accurate, reliable compounded medications. All products use pharmaceutical-grade ingredients from FDA-registered facilities.

  • Integrity

    We operate with honesty, transparency, and professional responsibility in every prescription we fill.

  • Collaboration

    We work closely with prescribers to design treatment solutions tailored to each patient's therapy plan.

  • Innovation

    We embrace advancements in compounding techniques to continually improve patient outcomes.

Ingredient sourcing at a glance

A quick reference for the base materials behind our most common bioidentical hormone formulations, plus the inactive vehicles we rely on.

Common bioidentical hormones

Plant-derived source material for our most frequently prescribed BHRT actives.

Testosterone USP
Wild Yam or Soy
Testosterone Cypionate
Wild Yam or Soy
DHEA
Wild Yam
Progesterone USP (Micronized Premium)
Yam
Estriol USP
Wild Yam or Soy
Estradiol Hemi USP
Soy

Common inactive ingredients

Clean, purpose-chosen vehicles with no unnecessary dyes or preservatives.

  • Simple Cap

    Inert cellulose filler used in capsules to provide uniformity and consistent absorption.

  • HRT Cream Base

    Formulated for hormone absorption; rubs in without a greasy or tacky residue.

  • Grapeseed Oil

    Oil-based vehicle for injectable bioidentical hormones. Lower viscosity and less inflammation at the injection site.

  • Vegetarian Capsules

    Capsule shell for oral preparations with no added dyes.

Need a formulation not listed here? Call us. We regularly work with prescribers on custom strengths, bases, and delivery forms.

What we compound

Capabilities we provide at a prescriber’s direction. Call the pharmacist to discuss any formulation outside these categories.

  • Hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)

    Bioidentical estrogens, progesterone, testosterone, and DHEA in capsules, troches, creams, and oil-based injectables. Plant-derived source materials are listed in the ingredient sourcing section below.

  • GLP-1 formulations

    One of our highest-volume categories. Available at a prescriber's direction in the strengths and dosing schedules they specify.

  • Sterile compounding (USP <797> cleanroom)

    Sterile preparations including sterile testosterone, prepared in a USP <797> compliant cleanroom. Many compounders are non-sterile only; we offer both.

  • Wellness and custom formulations

    Custom strengths, bases, and dosage forms outside the categories above. Call the pharmacist to discuss the formulation before sending the script.

For providers

Common questions from prescribers

A quick starting point on e-prescribing, formulations, and patient workflow.

Getting started

  • Do I need a prescriber account to send a prescription?

    No. You can send an Rx immediately by electronic prescribing (Surescripts), fax, or phone — no account setup required. Call first when you're working out a new compound and a pharmacist will help you get the formulation right.

  • How do refills work?

    Refills are coordinated on the schedule you specify on the prescription; we contact the patient when one is due.

  • How do I transfer a patient's existing compounded prescription to you?

    Have the patient call us, or send a new prescription directly and we'll coordinate with their previous pharmacy.

Prescribing & delivery

  • Which states can you dispense compounded prescriptions to?

    Idaho, Oregon, and Utah. We compound on-site in Eagle, Idaho and ship directly to the patient — we're delivery-only, with no walk-in or pickup. If your patient is outside those three states, call us before prescribing.

  • How quickly can you prepare and ship a compound?

    Most non-sterile compounds ship within a few business days; sterile preparations may take longer. Call us for time-sensitive orders.

  • Do you compound controlled substances, including testosterone?

    Yes. Compounded testosterone is Schedule III and can arrive by EPCS or fax. Schedule II compounds require an EPCS electronic prescription — a faxed Schedule II can't serve as the original. We're EPCS-enabled.

Compounding capabilities

  • Do you offer sterile compounding?

    Yes. We prepare sterile compounds in a USP <797>-compliant cleanroom, including sterile testosterone and other injectables, with both positive- and negative-pressure environments. Many compounding pharmacies handle non-sterile work only.

  • Can you compound a strength or dosage form that isn't commercially available?

    Yes — custom strengths, bases, dosage forms, and allergen or dye exclusions are the core of what we do, prepared at your direction. Call the pharmacist to confirm feasibility before you write the script.

Billing & quality

  • Do you bill insurance?

    No. Compounded medications aren't covered by insurance, so orders are self-pay. We confirm pricing and payment with the patient before anything is dispensed — worth mentioning to patients up front.

  • What are your quality and sourcing standards?

    Active ingredients come from FDA-registered facilities, and we operate in accordance with USP <795>, <797>, and <800>. Compounded preparations aren't FDA-approved drug products and are made pursuant to a valid prescription.

  • Are you a 503A compounding pharmacy?

    Yes. We are a Section 503A state-licensed compounding pharmacy. We prepare patient-specific medications pursuant to valid prescriptions for named patients — not for office stock or bulk distribution under Section 503B.

Let’s build the right prescription together.

Call to talk through a formulation, confirm ingredient sourcing, or set up a prescriber account. We’re happy to consult before you send the script.

Questions about a specific patient? See full contact details