Yes, subject to state-specific regulations and rules, certain exceptions such as for controlled substances, and constraints within the clinical protocol guidelines for each client.
Clinicians can prescribe medications with Wheel, though it’s at each clinician’s professional discretion. A good outcome in virtual care does not always result in a prescription, as sometimes the appropriate care pathway is to order a lab test, refer out to an in-person clinician, or take another medically-appropriate action. Note that some states require a collaborative agreement for nurse practitioners to prescribe. See Collaborative Agreements for NPs for more information.