Fullscript Assist

More data shouldn’t mean more work. Fullscript Assist is your plan-writing partner — centralizing the information you need to make clinical decisions, highlighting key insights from patient data, and making research more convenient.

Fullscript Assist can help you:

• Improve patient safety by catching potential interactions in real time.
• Make informed decisions faster with severity ratings and research-backed alerts.
• Stay in workflow — no need to leave the platform for clinical research.
• Support whole person care with tools that consider the full patient context.

Accessing Fullscript Assist

You can open Fullscript Assist from the bottom-right corner of most pages in the Fullscript platform. It hovers above the chat support icon and is always available when:

• You’re viewing a product (on the product display page).
• You’ve selected a patient and are building a plan.
• You’re reviewing a patient’s Currently Taking list.

To open Fullscript Assist, find click the icon next to your name or avatar in the upper right-hand corner of the page..

Checking for interactions

Checking for interactions between different supplements, pharmaceuticals, and other wellness products.

After opening Fullscript Assist:

1. Click Interaction checker.
2. Select a pharmaceutical or supplement ingredient. If what you’re looking for isn’t in the initial list, use the search bar to find it.
3. After selecting a product, you’ll see a list of products that have a known interaction with it. Click a product in the list to learn more about how it interacts with your initial suggestion.

Nutrient depletion checker

The Depletion checker is a built-in clinical decision support feature that helps providers identify and address nutrient deficiencies caused by medications.

When a patient’s currently taking list includes medications, Fullscript automatically flags any potential nutrient depletions in the plan-writing workflow. These insights help you:

• See which nutrients may be depleted based on a patient’s reported medications.
• Understand the severity and level of supporting evidence behind each depletion.
• Search depletion risks by medication name when building templates or conducting research.
• Take action directly by creating supplement plans to address the deficiency.

Insights are pulled from pubmed and reviewed under Fullscript’s Evidence-Based Decision Support framework. Each result includes a severity rating, evidence grade, and access to supporting clinical references — helping you make informed care decisions, faster.

After opening Fullscript Assist:

1. Click Depletion checker.
2. Click on a common medication, or search for a medication you’re researching.
3. You’ll see a list of nutrients that may be depleted by that medication. For more information, click the nutrient name.

Biomarker and condition insights

Fullscript Assist now includes lab-to-condition guidance to help providers translate biomarker data into meaningful clinical insights — all within your plan-writing workflow.

This tool helps you:

• See potential conditions linked to your patient’s lab results.
• View color-coded markers based on optimal, suboptimal, or out-of-range status.
• Track changes over time across multiple lab results.
• Look up biomarkers to explore optimal ranges and related health areas.
• Start from a condition to view relevant biomarkers and lab tests in the Fullscript catalog.

These insights are auto-generated based on your patient’s lab data and grouped by condition and health area, helping you explore care opportunities faster and with less manual research.

All insights are backed by trusted clinical sources — including PubMed, the CDC, ScienceDirect, and the Merck Manual — and reviewed by Fullscript’s Medical Advisory Team as part of our commitment to evidence-based decision support.

To access these insights:

1. Select a patient.
2. Navigate to their lab results.
3. Open Fullscript Assist.
4. Click Biomarkers and condition insights.
5. Click a condition or biomarker to view more details, including associated lab tests.