The meds-to-beds program eliminates the need for patients to go to a pharmacy to pick up their prescription and the possibility that the pharmacy is closed.
Under the program, patients are also provided a financial counselor if they have any trouble affording their prescriptions. Pharmacists can help patients switch to a more affordable medication or figure out how to get discounts.
The program should be up and running by early February, WAGM reported.
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