Wellspring Medical Partners
A simpler path to compounded care.
Wellspring makes compounded care more affordable for practices and patients—and helps pharmacies serve customers and grow.
For Practices
Access negotiated pharmacy pricing and manage orders in one place.
Explore Wellspring for your practiceFor Patients
Keep your doctor. Work with local pharmacies. Pay less for medications.
Explore Wellspring for patientsFor Pharmacies
Make ordering easier for your existing customers and develop new prescribing relationships.
Explore our pharmacy offeringsToo much work stands between a prescription and the patient.
Practices
Practices struggle to compare pharmacy prices and manage new orders and refills through systems poorly suited to compounded medications.
Pharmacies
Pharmacies spend time finding new accounts, negotiating terms, and piecing together orders and questions scattered across calls, faxes, and forms.
Self-pay patients
Self-pay patients face high cash prices and a crowded online market where pharmacy credentials, total costs, and the steps to getting a prescription filled can be difficult to understand.
Wellspring brings pricing, ordering, payment, and support together to make the whole system work.
How Wellspring works
Negotiate as a group
We pool purchasing demand to negotiate pricing and terms with participating pharmacies. Practices and patients gain better purchasing options, while pharmacy partners gain opportunities to expand volume and build new customer relationships.
Software built for compounded medications
Our portal puts custom catalogs, pricing, ordering, payment, and pharmacy updates in one place. Practices and pharmacies can keep the information around each prescription organized, see what needs attention, and manage repeat orders easily.
Hands-on support
Prescribers make clinical decisions. Pharmacies review and fill prescriptions. Wellspring coordinates the purchasing relationships and day-to-day work that connect them with patients.
Better for everyone—and better over time
Our goal is to make compounded care easier to coordinate, more affordable for patients, and more profitable for the practices and pharmacies that serve them–and to give everyone more reasons to keep working together in the long term.