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Clinic Dispensing Solutions

Medication dispensing has become a well-accepted practice for physicians looking to add value to the patient experience while increasing clinic revenue.  There are a number of approaches to pharmaceutical dispensing and a few gotchas.

Physician dispensing is the act of giving a patient prescription medication from the clinic rather than making him/her go to a pharmacy.  State laws require the physician to only dispense to his/her own patient and some states place additional limitations on dispensing from the clinic.  Dispensing clinics typically serve cash-paying or worker’s comp patients and focus on generic medications.

PCA’s dispensing solution involves distributing prepackaged pharmaceuticals directly to the clinic.  We take bulk medications and repackage them into unit-of-use sizes that fit typical prescription patterns.  Physicians can use our logbook system with manual labels or our software solution: RxTracker.  Either approach enables the clinic to safely and legally dispense to its patients.  Visit our www.pcameds.net to learn more about your options.

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