KASPER - Kentucky All Schedule Prescription Electronic Reporting

​​​​​​KASPER is Kentucky's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP). It is a secure electronic system that collects data on Schedule II–V controlled substances dispensed in Kentucky to support safe prescribing, informed clinical decision-making, and authorized regulatory and law enforcement reviews, as permitted by law. KASPER is not intended to interfere with appropriate patient care.

Authority: KRS 218A.202​



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​Access to the KASPER system is carefully controlled through identity and credential checks and secure web access. Access to KASPER is available to the entities listed below.

  • Practitioners and pharmacists for medical or pharmaceutical treatment of their patient, and for reviewing data on controlled substances administered or dispensed to the birth mother of an infant being treated for neonatal abstinence syndrome or prenatal drug exposure.
  • Law enforcement officers for a bona fide drug-related investigation.
  • Commonwealth's attorneys and assistant commonwealth's attorneys, county attorneys and assistant county attorneys. 
  • Licensure boards for an investigation of a licensee.
  • A Medicaid program for utilization review on a recipient.
  • A grand jury by subpoena.
  • A judge or probation or parole officer administering a drug diversion or probation program.
  • A medical examiner engaged in a death investigation.

Pharmacies and dispensing practitioners are required to report to KASPER within one business day of administering or dispensing a controlled substance in KY as provided for under KRS 218A.202 ​and 902 KAR 55:110.

Pharmacies and other dispensers should report administered or dispensed controlled substance information through the KASPER Data Collection System. Reporting data to KASPER requires establishing and account via the Cabinet single sign-on system, Kentucky Online Gateway, then registering as an uploader in the KASPER Data Collection System. Please refer to KASPER Controlled Substance Reporting Guide  for information on how to register and report data to KASPER.

If you already have a KASPER account and no longer have access, please do not create a new account. Follow the instructions in the Links - Mandatory KASPER-KOG Account Instructions​.

Note: State government employees with @ky.gov email addresses should contact their supervisor/branch manager to add the KASPER app for enrollment.

To obtain a new KASPER account follow these steps:

Step1: Create a KOG account - KOG Help Desk (502)564-0104, ext.​ 2:

  1. Kentucky Online Gateway (KOG) account is the security portal to access all Cabinet for Health and Family Services protected systems (KASPER, kynect, Vitals, Death Registry, etc.). Go to the Kentucky Online Gateway website and create a citizen or business partner account. Remember your KOG user name (email) and password. Passwords are case sensitive and expire every 90 days. These credentials are required to access KASPER.

  2. After submitting your KOG information you will receive a KOG account activation email. You must activate your KOG account within four hours of receipt of the activation email. KOG-FAQ

Step 2: Create your KASPER account application:

  1. Sign in to your KOG account, click on All Apps and search (by the letter K) for Kentucky All Schedule Prescription Electronic Reporting and click the Enroll link to go to the Account Request Onboarding screen. Do not enter any information in the KASPER User Name/Password fields.

  2. Click on the Request a KASPER Account link at the bottom of the screen and follow the instructions to create your KASPER account application.

Step 3: Submit your KASPER account application:

During the account request process you may choose to either:

  1. Upload electronic copies of your required support documents and electronically sign your application (Paperless Application Process Video) or

  2. Mail the hard-copy application, signed Terms of Account Use and required support documents (follow instructions on application form).

​Your KASPER account registration is not complete until your application is processed by the Cabinet an​d you receive a Welcome to KASPER email. If you have not received this email within 14 days of submitting your account request, please contact the KASPER Business Office at (502) 564-7985 or via email.

Link to Request a New KOG and KASPER Account


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For Kentucky Online Gateway (KOG) support contact the KOG Security Help Desk by phone (502) 564-0104, ext. 2 or email: KOG Help Desk.

For KASPER technical support contact the KASPER Help Desk by phone (502) 564-2703 or email: KASPER Help Desk 

​KASPER prescriber account holders can access their quarterly and annual KASPER Prescriber Report Cards. Please review the KASPER Prescriber Report Card User Guide for more information.

​If a KASPER report contains erroneous controlled substance prescription records, the practitioner or patient should contact the dispenser to verify the information reported. The dispenser can correct information reported in error by referring to the KASPER Record Correction guide. If the dispenser verifies that the information was reported accurately, the dispenser or practitioner should contact the Drug Enforcement and Professional Practices Branch at (502) 564-7985 to investigate the error.

Documentation

KASPER Trend Reports, Threshold Reports, Tips and Studies (select using the down arrow below)

For KASPER information, tra​ining and earlier Quarterly Trend Reports please contact KASPER Program Administrator here​​​​​.

Announc​​​​ement​s

We are currently in the process of updating several documents on our website. If you need immediate access to a specific document, please contact the KASPER Help Desk at ekasperhelp@ky.gov.​

The KASPER Quarterly Trend Report Review meeting will take place on Tuesday, March 3rd from 1 pm – 2 pm (EST). The link to join is: Join the meeting now

​This meeting will focus on reviewing the KASPER Trend Reports currently published on a quarterly basis. Under KRS 218A.240(7), agencies are responsible for developing the criteria used for these reports. Our office has received funding to enhance the KASPER website and transition trend reports to more interactive formats, consistent with best practices used by other states, such as the Oregon Health Authority. As the trend reports were established several years ago, we are seeking input on data elements and measures to guide future updates.​

​Effective August 19, 2025, Bromazolam products became Schedule I controlled substances in Kentucky. All applicable provisions of KRS Chapter 218A and 902 KAR Chapter 55 apply.​ For more information, view the Bromazolam Fact Sheet.

The go-live date for Narcotic Treatment Program (NTP) data transmission to Kentucky’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, KASPER, is scheduled for July 1, 2025. 
To aid providers and pharmacists in supporting patients in recovery and understanding the NTP prescription data, a training, “Bridging Data and Recovery” was developed in partnership with the Department of Behavioral Health, Narcotics Treatment Program Providers, Office of Inspector General Pharmacist Consultant and KASPER Program Administrator. This training is available now for Continuing Education credit. We are excited to support individuals struggling with addiction seeking treatment through Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD). We encourage all providers to attend this training: CECentral "Bridging Data and Recovery" Presentation
If you have any questions or would like more information, please feel free to reach out to Misty Rose, KASPER Program Administrator, mrose@ky.gov 502-564-2815.

The link for the training is: ​https://www.cecentral.com/activity/27199​
The Prescriber FAQ link for KASPER reports that include NTP patient data is: ​NTP Prescriber FAQ​

​The next Controlled Substance Prescribing Council Meeting will take place  on Monday, ​April 13th, 2026from 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm.​​​ Please direct any questions to Misty Rose, KASPER Progam Administrator. 
Contact Information is: mrose@ky.gov, Ph. 502-564-7363
The Teams link for the meeting is: --Join the meeting now

The 2025 LRC Report is now available. Access the report here.

We are excited to announce that the KASPER Overview Training is now available on CE Central. This online independent study webinar offers 1 CE credit. Access the training here!

​KASPER Update and General Overview​

The CDC Prescribing Updates independent study webinar is now available on CE Central. This course offers continuing education (CE) credit, and you can find full credit details on the CE Central website. Access the webinar here.

CDC Prescribing Updates​

For technical issues or support for the use of the KASPER system, contact the KASPER ​​​​​​​Help Desk:

​Phone​: 

(502) 564-2703


Email: KASPER Help Desk ​

EPCS Mandate

KRS 218A.182 took effect Jan. 1, 2021 and mandates electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) in​ Kentucky. A practitioner who is unable to comply with the EPCS mandate may request a waiver by submitting an EPCS Temporary Exemption Request Form /EPCS Form (pdf)   to CHFS. Although initial waivers were due by Nov. 1, 2020, the Cabinet still is accepting Temporary Exemption Forms. Please send forms by mail to Drug Enforcement and Professional Practices Branch at the address shown on the form or by email to KASPER.​

Integration

KASPER offers integration with account holders' electronic health record or pharmacy management systems. Integration provides fast, reliable and simplified access to KASPER information within the practitioners' or pharmacists' existing workflow. For additional information about the integration process and requirements, please email the KASPER Integration Team.​​

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