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Since a few years ago, Bridge Pharmacy has been offering patients the same reliable service they have come to expect from them. By collaborating closely with local and national providers of health care, we are committed to meeting all of your health care needs in the most effective manner.
At Bridge Pharmacy, our team of medical and health professionals now cares for more than 1500 patients. In addition to responding to your questions that you post on our website, we also offer pharmaceutical services that you may receive in person. In the event that you do not choose to purchase medication that is prescribed to you, we also have over-the-counter medications that can assist you with treating common ailments.
In the context of your medication regimen, "Medical Synchronization" refers to the monthly refills that you may pick up at Bridge Pharmacy in order to guarantee that you are taking the medications at the appropriate time, dose, and speed. Because some patients could be taking many drugs at once, it might be difficult for them to keep track of all they need to do to be healthy. The process of medication synchronization begins at this point.
Medication synchronization refers, in its most basic sense, to the practice of having pharmacists like us refill your prescriptions on the same day of each month. It has been demonstrated that this eliminates non-medical adherence, and it also benefits patients because they no longer have to make frequent trips to the pharmacy to acquire refills on their prescriptions. In addition to that, it provides them with the chance to be well-informed about the medications that they are now taking. |
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