FDA issued its first DSCSA Form 483 to a physician-owned practice in 2026

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Proof not Promises

For years, DSCSA enforcement focused upstream manufacturers and wholesalers.


That phase is complete.


FDA inspections are now evaluating medical practices that purchase, store, and administer Rx products in-office. And they’re asking for documented proof of sourcing, traceability, and reconciliation.

This isn’t theoretical. It’s operational.

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