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The pharmacists who own and run Access Care Pharmacy are dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to their patients. The success of our business depends on our ability to anticipate and meet the specific requirements of our customers.
Safe and effective drug usage is the goal of Medication Therapy Management (MTM), which involves collaboration between the pharmacist, the patient (or their caregiver), and other healthcare providers. Its goal is to help people realize the benefits and accomplish the objectives of their prescribed pharmaceutical therapy. As part of Access Care Pharmacy's MTM program, our pharmacists provide services including analysis, consultation, education, training, and monitoring. These offerings are meant to help our clients and patients get the most out of the medications they use. By improving patients' knowledge of pharmaceutical therapy, increasing patients' adherence to prescriptions, reducing healthcare expenditures, and minimizing drug problems, Access Care Pharmacy helps each patient get the most out of their individualized medication regimen. Because of this, the pharmacy can make sure that each customer gets the most out of their prescriptions. It is our hope that the MTM program would provide as many avenues as possible for the pharmaceutical therapy to be successful, while we recognize that the success of the program will depend heavily on the devotion and commitment of both the patient and the pharmacist.
MTM has the potential to improve the treatment of a wide range of illnesses and ailments, including diabetes, asthma, chronic pain and illness, and care for the elderly. By no means is this a complete list.
The initial phase of our pharmacist's pharmaceutical treatment management services for a patient is to assess the patient's current and historical medication regimen. Then, our pharmacist will look for any known drug-to-drug interactions, issues, doses, routes of administration, or formulations of the same drug (size, strength, type, etc). As part of this evaluation, we will also examine the patient's current medication schedule in search of opportunities to enhance their health care. |
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