Prescription Refill Request
Take refill requests off the phone. Patients give the medication, the dose, and the pharmacy in one pass, and nothing gets misheard.
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- Fields
- 11 questions
- Layout
- Classic, every question on one page
- Theme
- Default, switchable in the preview
- Updated
- 11 August 2026
Categories
- Healthcare form templates
- Healthcare Forms
- Request Forms
- Patient Forms
Form type
Ideal for
- GP surgeries
- Clinics
- Pharmacies
- Practice managers
Best used in
- Repeat prescriptions
- Patient portals
- Out of hours requests
About this template
Refill requests taken by phone are the easiest thing in a practice to get wrong, because drug names sound alike and doses are read out from memory. In writing, the patient copies what is on the box, and the request that reaches the prescriber is the request the patient meant to make.
How much supply is left is the field that lets you triage the queue. Somebody with two weeks of medication can wait for the routine run, and somebody who has run out today cannot, and knowing the difference before you open the request is what stops both from being treated the same.
The question about what has changed catches the case that matters clinically: a refill request is often the first sign that something else is going on. Add the pharmacy as a dropdown if you work with a fixed list, and make the urgency field required if you publish a turnaround time.
Templates are a starting point, not legal or professional advice. Where a form carries consent, medical, or contractual wording, have somebody qualified review it against the rules that apply to you before you publish.
Fields in this template
- Full name*Short text
- Date of birth*Date
- Best number to reach you*Phone
- Email addressEmail
- Which medication do you need?*Long text
- How much do you have left?*Dropdown
- Has anything changed since your last prescription?*Single choice
- If yes, what changed?Long text
- Pharmacy name*Short text
- Pharmacy addressAddress
- How soon do you need it?Single choice
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Frequently asked questions
- What should a refill request form ask?
- The patient and date of birth, the medication and dose, how much is left, whether anything has changed, and which pharmacy. Those are the details that get misheard on the phone.
- Does this replace a prescription?
- No. It collects the request so a prescriber can review and issue. The form is the intake step, not the clinical decision, and it should say so where the patient can read it.
- Why ask how much is left?
- Because it sets the urgency. A patient with two days of medication left is a different queue position from one with three weeks, and sorting on that field is faster than reading every request.
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