Controlled Substance Documentation

Know the Rules. Protect Your License. Strengthen Your Documentation.

Prescribing controlled substances requires more than writing a prescription—it requires clear documentation that demonstrates a legitimate medical purpose and compliance with 21 CFR § 1306.04.

Our latest infographic provides a quick reference to:
✅ Prescriber responsibilities
✅ Pharmacist corresponding responsibility
✅ Documentation best practices
✅ Billable services that support compliance
✅ Common compliance risks
✅ Behavioral health documentation tips

Whether you're a physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or compliance professional, this guide can help you strengthen your documentation and prepare for payer or regulatory audits.

Take a moment to review and share it with your team.

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