Innovative Compliance Packaging

Sorting through numerous bottles and monitoring supply levels in order to meet each patient’s daily treatment needs can be time-consuming and frustrating. With all of these variables, there’s also a greater potential for errors. Our convenient strip and blister packs help make it simple to accurately and efficiently plan, prepare, and administer medications. Refills are automated, inventories are easily maintained, and compliance is improved—providing more ways to deliver quality care.

 
Strip Packs

The safest, most effective compliance system available, strip packs let you combine multiple medications in a 7-, 14-, or 28-day supply of sealed packets. Each tear-open plastic pouch features the patient’s name along with the medication name, description, dosage, and administration time. For further verification, strip packs can also be bar-coded for electronic tracking and reporting.

 

Blister Packs

Ideal for single-dose medications, blister packs look and function like a calendar with 28 individual compartments providing helpful visual cues that increase compliance. Each package is marked with the patient’s name and medication, and tablets are dispensed by gently pressing on the blister to perforate the foil-lined back.

 

Custom Compounded Medications

Medical compounding is an area of expertise offered only by select pharmacies. Our compounding capabilities allow us to create customized medicines for patients with medication allergies, specialized therapies, or an intolerance to commercially available formulations. These preparations can also be provided as capsules, creams, gels, suppositories, suspensions, or solutions depending on individual needs. 

 

Professional Medication Management

Professional medication management helps improve compliance and maximize the beneficial effects of each therapy. Our prescription counseling service, available to patients, caregivers, and family members, provides a platform for explaining medicines, answering questions, and building relationships. Careful interaction monitoring of each prescription also helps prevent inappropriate drug combinations and subsequent adverse reactions.