State CSR first
State controlled substance registrations filed where a state requires one before DEA.
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Federal DEA registration and state controlled substance registrations filed and renewed on time, for every state where you prescribe.
Prescribers who handle controlled substances need a DEA registration for each state where they practice, and many states also require their own controlled substance registration first.
We handle the sequence, file the applications and keep renewals and address changes current.
State controlled substance registrations filed where a state requires one before DEA.
New DEA registrations for each state where you prescribe.
Renewals filed well ahead of expiration.
Updates when you move, add a location or change practice states.
Registration with state prescription monitoring programs where required.
New DEA certificates uploaded to CAQH and payer files.
Price
$200, plus DEA's registration fee
Paid before work starts, because it covers costs we incur. How payment works
Physicians, NPs and PAs who prescribe controlled substances, including telehealth prescribers.
We agree on which payers to apply to, in which order, based on your patients and location.
One checklist for licenses, malpractice, board certification and work history.
We submit, then call and check portals until each payer decides.
We confirm effective dates and fee schedules so billing can start cleanly.
DEA Registration is available on its own, and it is also included in Provider Enrollment. See all packages on our pricing page.
We work with practices of every specialty. These pages explain what is different about yours:
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Yes. A DEA registration is tied to a state, so prescribers practicing in several states generally need one in each.
In states that issue their own controlled substance registration, the state registration usually comes first.
Every three years.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll review your practice and tell you where to start.