Collaboration between the pharmacist and the client

Medication Therapy Management (MTM) is a partnership between the pharmacist, the patient (or their caregiver), and other health professionals who promote the safe and effective use of medications. Its purpose is to assist patients in achieving the targeted outcomes and goals of their individual medication therapy regiments. Our pharmacists offer analytical, consulting, instructional, training, and monitoring services as part of the MTM program at Access Care Pharmacy. These services are designed to assist our customers and patients in obtaining the most beneficial effects possible from the drugs they take. Access Care Pharmacy is able to ensure that each patient receives the maximum benefit from his or her personalized medications by boosting the patient’s understanding of medication therapy, increasing the patient’s adherence to medications, controlling costs, and preventing drug complications. This allows the pharmacy to ensure that each patient receives the maximum possible benefit from his or her medications. The success of the MTM program will, of course, be highly dependent on the level of dedication and commitment shown by both the patient and the pharmacists; but, it is our intention to make available as many opportunities as possible for pharmaceutical treatment to be effective.

Diabetes, asthma, chronic pain and sickness, and care for the elderly are only some of the diseases and conditions that might benefit from MTM’s use. This list is by no means exhaustive.

The first step in the pharmaceutical therapy management services that our pharmacist will give for a patient is to evaluate a list of the drugs that the patient has been prescribed in the past. Then, our pharmacist will check for previous instances of medication interactions, problems, duplications of pharmaceuticals coming from the same family, dosages, methods of administration, and dosage formulations (size, strength, type, etc). In the course of this assessment, we will also be analyzing the patient’s pharmaceutical routine in order to identify any areas in which we might be able to improve the quality of care they get.

Access Care Pharmacy in New Britain, Connecticut takes great pleasure in the fact that we are committed to the patient and dedicated to them. Our services for the management of medication therapy are designed to guarantee that every patient will have the greatest potential for success over the course of their treatment. Get in touch with us today using the contact form on our website or by giving us a call to discuss our MTM services with our in-house pharmacist.

SENIOR SERVICES

In fewer words: You demand and are deserving of a higher level of service from the pharmacy you use.

This is where Access Care Pharmacy really comes into its own. Your Access Care Pharmacy Pharmacist has extensive training in the treatment of elderly patients using medicines. We are aware of potential issues that may arise as a result of your use of our guaranteed check for drug interactions, as well as the history of your health and medications that we have on file. In addition to that, we have a wealth of experience that may be shared with you. The elderly often ask us:

HOW CAN I MAXIMIZE THE BENEFITS THAT I DERIVE FROM MY MEDICATIONS?

You will find increased simplicity and consistency in the management of your prescriptions with the assistance of Access Care Pharmacy. We have resources available to assist you in remembering when and how to take your medication, making it simple for you to carry out the directives of your physician.

WHO NEEDS SPECIAL PACKAGING?

Homes for the elderly Facilities providing long-term care as well as childcare for seniors. Visiting nurses and doctors. Even family members who are accountable for a relative who must take drugs on a consistent basis. The ease of use and reassurance of quality that this program provides are benefits that are available to all caregivers. Each patient has distinct medication demands. They frequently require the use of many medications. When you consider the total number of patients, it becomes clear why it is of the utmost importance to have the appropriate medications available at the appropriate time. Because of this, Access Care Pharmacy is your go-to location for any unique packaging needs: Organizing the patient’s medication into convenient blister packs or medication planners. You may rest easy knowing that a comprehensive check for accuracy and medication interactions will be performed. This service is not offered at any and all pharmacies, including those that are part of the nation’s largest retail chains. One other manner in which the pharmacists at Access Care Pharmacy go above and beyond for their customers is by removing the anxiety and uncertainty that comes with managing several medications.

HOW DOES IT HELP NURSING HOMES?

The majority of medications administered in nursing homes are required by law to be packaged with specified information, such as lot numbers and expiration dates. Because of this, they require individual bubble wrapping for each medicine. Nurses are qualified to give medicine to patients, but they are not authorized to sell or distribute medication. Because of this, each and every drug is required to have its own unique marking and packaging. The majority of the time, large institutional pharmacies are the only option for large nursing care facilities when it comes to obtaining the pharmaceuticals they need. This is the more costly option. Access Care Pharmacy is able to create customized packaging for any medication, including blister packs containing single doses or multiple doses, and can fit up to four different medications in a single container.

SPECIALITY PACKING

Your Access Care Pharmacy Pharmacist is a resource for caregivers who wish to ensure that their patients adhere to the instructions given by their physicians.

WHO NEEDS SPECIAL PACKAGING?

Homes for the elderly Facilities providing long-term care as well as childcare for seniors. Visiting nurses and doctors. Even family members who are accountable for a relative who must take drugs on a consistent basis. The ease of use and reassurance of quality that this program provides are benefits that are available to all caregivers. Each patient has distinct medication demands. They frequently require the use of many medications. When you consider the total number of patients, it becomes clear why it is of the utmost importance to have the appropriate medications available at the appropriate time. Because of this, Access Care Pharmacy is your go-to location for any unique packaging needs: Organizing the patient’s medication into convenient blister packs or medication planners. You may rest easy knowing that a comprehensive check for accuracy and medication interactions will be performed. This service is not offered at any and all pharmacies, including those that are part of the nation’s largest retail chains. One other manner in which the pharmacists at Access Care Pharmacy go above and beyond for their customers is by removing the anxiety and uncertainty that comes with managing several medications.

HOW DOES IT HELP NURSING HOMES?

The majority of medications administered in nursing homes are required by law to be packaged with specified information, such as lot numbers and expiration dates. Because of this, they require individual bubble wrapping for each medicine. Nurses are qualified to give medicine to patients, but they are not authorized to sell or distribute medication. Because of this, each and every drug is required to have its own unique marking and packaging. The majority of the time, large institutional pharmacies are the only option for large nursing care facilities when it comes to obtaining the pharmaceuticals they need. This is the more costly option. Access Care Pharmacy is able to create customized packaging for any medication, including blister packs containing single doses or multiple doses, and can fit up to four different medications in a single container.

HOW DOES IT HELP GROUP HOMES?

In most cases, nursing personnel is not employed at group homes (also known as homes for adults with mental impairment). In this case, the packaging eliminates the potential for human mistake during the distribution of the drug. For instance, we may make a separate container for the patient’s nightly medication and a separate one for their morning medication. We are able to package the patient’s medicines for the upcoming five weekdays if they travel home on the weekends.