When your internet drops, your pharmacy keeps filling.
RxUptime adds a 5G backup line that runs on two cellular carriers. If your main internet fails, claims, e-prescriptions, and card payments keep moving. Nobody at the counter has to wait.
- Month-to-month
- Equipment rental, low upfront cost
- Pricing for 2+ stores
- For
- Your pharmacy
- Rx
- 5G backup internet, dual carrier
- Directions
- Use automatically when primary internet fails. Continue until primary line returns.
- Qty
- 2 carriers
- Refills
- Unlimited
One cable cut, two different mornings.
Same pharmacy, same outage. The difference is whether a backup line picks up the traffic.
Internet goes down.Claims stop transmitting. The line at the counter starts to grow.
Internet goes down.Your router moves traffic to the cellular line on its own. Claims keep adjudicating.
E-scripts stop arriving.Prescriber offices call to ask where their orders went.
E-scripts land in your queue.Your techs keep working the same workflow.
Card terminals stop authorizing.Patients without cash leave and come back later, or go elsewhere.
Cards run.Patients pay, pick up, and go home.
The ISP restores service.You spend the afternoon rebilling claims and calling patients back.
The ISP restores service.Traffic moves back to your main line. Most of your staff never knew it went down.
Why two carriers beat your ISP's backup add-on.
Cable and fiber providers sell wireless backup for a low monthly add-on. The problem: you buy it from the same company whose outage you're trying to survive. When their network has a bad day, you're counting on them to fix their own failure.
RxUptime checks signal at your address, picks the two strongest cellular carriers, and installs a router with both SIM cards. If one carrier weakens, the other takes over.
| Feature | ISP add-on | RxUptime |
|---|---|---|
| Provider | Same company as your main line | Independent of your main line |
| Cellular carriers | One | Two, chosen by signal at your address |
| Site check | Usually none | Signal checked before install |
| Contract | Varies by ISP | Month-to-month |
Three steps from quote to covered.
We check your address
Send your store address. We look up cellular signal there and pick the two carriers with the best coverage.
Equipment arrives ready
The backup router comes set up with both SIM cards. It connects next to your current internet equipment.
Failover runs on its own
When your main line drops, traffic switches to cellular. When the line returns, traffic switches back. Your staff doesn't touch anything.
Simple terms for a small line item.
Month-to-month
No multi-year contract to sign.
Rented equipment
Low cost to start. No hardware to buy up front.
Multi-store pricing
Own 2 or more pharmacies? Pricing drops as you add locations.
Questions pharmacy owners ask.
Don't see yours? Call (844) 705-1100.
Will it work with my pharmacy software?
Yes. The backup sits at the network level, so your pharmacy system, e-prescribing, and card terminals see an internet connection the same as always. No software changes.
What does it cost?
Price depends on the data plan and how many stores you cover. Most single stores use backup for a few hours a year, so a smaller plan often fits. Request a quote and we'll price the plan that matches your usage.
Is there a contract?
No long-term contract. Service runs month-to-month, and the equipment is rented.
What about patient data?
Your pharmacy software encrypts its own traffic. The backup line carries that same encrypted traffic, the same way your main internet does.
What if cell signal is weak at my store?
We check signal at your address before you commit. If coverage at your location won't support reliable backup, we tell you before anything ships.
I own several stores. Can you cover all of them?
Yes. Choose "2 to 5" or "6 or more" on the quote form and we'll check each address and price the group together.
Get a quote for your store.
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