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Long-Term Care

Consultant Pharmacist Support for Long-Term Care

Monthly medication regimen reviews for nursing homes, and after-hours order entry for the pharmacies that serve them.

Nursing Homes · Assisted Living · LTC Pharmacies

Nursing Homes

Medication regimen reviews your surveyors can follow

Federal rules require a licensed pharmacist to review every resident's drug regimen at least once a month (42 CFR 483.45). We do those reviews remotely in your EHR and send findings your physicians and DON can act on.

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Monthly Medication Regimen Reviews

Every resident, every month. Recommendations go to the attending physician and your DON in a format they can act on and your surveyors can follow.

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Unnecessary Drug Review

Duplicate therapy, excessive dose or duration, missing monitoring, and drugs without a documented indication.

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Psychotropic Stewardship

Gradual dose reduction tracking, PRN psychotropic duration limits, and the behavior documentation that has to back them up.

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Antibiotic Stewardship Support

Antibiotic use review and reporting that feeds your infection prevention program.

Admissions

Admission & Readmission Reviews

A pharmacist review at admission to catch discrepancies in the hospital discharge list before they reach the resident.

Survey

Survey Readiness

Mock medication reviews and a pharmacy F-tag gap check before your state survey.

What stays in the building

Med cart and med room inspections, controlled substance counts, and med pass observations are on-site work, and some states require the consultant pharmacist to visit in person. On the first call we'll tell you which parts of your consultant contract we can cover remotely in your state.

Long-Term Care Pharmacies

Admission orders don't wait for Monday

Facilities send orders at 2 a.m. and on Sundays. We cover your order-entry and verification queue on nights, weekends, and surge days. It's the same work we do for hospitals, in your system and under your protocols.

Cover Your After-Hours Queue
  • Overnight and weekend order entry and verification
  • Admission surges and late-day facility orders
  • Holiday and leave coverage
  • Clarifications with facility nurses and prescribers
Common Questions

Long-Term Care FAQs

Get Started

Need a consultant pharmacist, or a night shift?

Tell us about your facility or pharmacy. We'll respond within one business day and start by checking what your state allows remotely.

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