• Personalized Service
• 24 hour Emergency service
• Registered pharmacist for all prescription needs as well as to assist nurses and physicians with drug related information
• Computerized database to monitor patient’s full prescription profile and any drug allergies.
• Ability to provide computerized print out of prescriptions received and amount paid
• Ability to bill individual insurance prescription plans including Medicare Part D and Medicaid
• IV infusion therapy with pharmacokinetic dosing if drug appropriate and physician requested
• Compounding for some specialty prescription products.
• Emergency kits available on-site at facilities
• Pharmacist/pharmacy will work with facility & physician to resolve drug formulary issues with insurance companies.
• Complete compliance with all state and federal regulations.

Medicare Part D Drug Program (www.medicare.gov)

• Open to all age 65 or older and some younger individuals with disabilities
• Open enrollment is typically from November 15^th to December 31^st of each year. However, recipients in a long-term care facility have the choice to change plans every month if necessary.
• Premiums can be deducted from social security checks if desired
• Patients who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid (dual eligible patients) have no premium or deductible and nominal co pays from $1 to $3.
• Patients with incomes less than $12,600 and limited assets have no premium or deductible and co pays from $2 to $5
• Catastrophic Drug Coverage begins when a beneficiary pays more than $3,600 out of pocket. With this coverage, the beneficiary pays 5% co-insurance or $2 per generic or $5 per brand name.