What to check before you switch
Before moving any volume, confirm the switch makes sense for your specific formulary. List your highest-volume SKUs — the semaglutide, tirzepatide, BPC-157, sermorelin, NAD+, testosterone, and other lines you order every week — and verify whether the 503A partners assigned to your Fizy Health clinic can fill them. Olympia Pharmacy's DrScript formulary is deep on peptides and longevity injectables, so coverage confirmation is not a formality for peptide-heavy clinics. If a SKU is not available, you may want to run Fizy Health for most lines and keep Olympia Pharmacy for the specific compounds it covers.
Second, review your existing Olympia Pharmacy agreement for any notice period, minimum commitment, or termination terms before reducing volume — these are clinic-specific contract details to read in your own agreement rather than assume. Third, decide what data to carry over: patient demographics, your standard SIGs, and your recurring SKU list. None of this requires an EMR migration. Prescriber portals like DrScript and Fizy Health live alongside your chart system, so switching is a change to where you build and pay for orders, not a change to clinical documentation.