You have received this message because you are a prescriber licensed by the state of Wisconsin. If you do not prescribe controlled substances, the requirement in this message does not pertain to you.
- Beginning April 1, 2017, prescribers will be required to review
patient records in the WI ePDMP prior to issuing most controlled substance
prescription orders to their patients.
- This requirement is for
all controlled substance prescriptions unless any of the exceptions apply; the
law does not provide an exception based on the schedule of the drug.
- The exceptions to
the requirement to review are: patients receiving hospice care, prescriptions
intended to last the patient 3 days or less that are not subject to refill, drugs that are administered directly to the patient,
emergency situations that prevent the practitioner from reviewing ePDMP
records, and technological failures.
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Visit https://pdmp.wi.gov.
- Enter the following pieces of information:
- Your last name
- The last four digits of your SSN
- Your license number
- Your license type (profession)
- Your specialty or primary area of practice
- Your DEA number
Note: During registration, the information you enter is verified with the DSPS licensing database. Please verify your licensing information as soon as possible and update any incorrect or missing information by visiting the DSPS website.
Training materials are available on the WI ePDMP website.
Outage notice: To allow us to deploy new functionality required by law, WI ePDMP login will be temporarily unavailable beginning at noon on Friday, March 31. We anticipate that the system will be available again on Friday evening. Registration will not be affected by this outage.
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 Reviewing records in the WI ePDMP provides important information about a patient’s controlled substance prescription history, including information about multiple provider episodes, high morphine milligram equivalent values, and dangerous drug combinations such as overlapping opioid and benzodiazepine prescriptions.
We encourage you to watch the short video above to hear directly from users of the ePDMP about the benefits it can offer you as a healthcare provider.
The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) launched the new Wisconsin Enhanced Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (WI ePDMP) on January 17, 2017. The WI ePDMP is a valuable tool in the continuing fight against prescription drug misuse and abuse in WI. By providing critical information about the controlled substance prescriptions that are dispensed to patients in Wisconsin, the WI ePDMP can aid prescribers in their prescribing and treatment decisions.
Please contact us at pdmp@wisconsin.gov.
Chad Zadrazil, Managing Director
Andrea Magermans, Deputy Managing Director
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