Listen to PDS Member and fellow pharmacy owner, Matthew Massey. In this podcast, he discusses medication non-adherence, and how MTM and med sync work together with adherence packaging to improve patient care for his customers.
In this podcast, you’ll learn about medication non-adherence, and new technology with the capacity to save thousands of patient lives, with our guest:
Take advantage of hands-on experience from your colleagues who have “been there, done that” with strip packaging. This podcast features Q&A with your Matthew Massey, PharmD, president of Massey Drugs, moderated by Todd Eury, publisher of the Pharmacy Podcast Network.
Looking for Part One of the adherence podcast series? Click here: 17 ways to grow your pharmacy profits.
“We believe that the RapidPak is going to be a great tool for our pharmacy going forward. It’s going to give us the ability to increase our star ratings and also give patients are packaging system that will help drive their adherence, make them a healthier patient. That’s what our goal is in the long run.”
It’s saved a lot of time and money without having to have the tech’s check the medication as well as the pharmacist. Now the inspection system is working along with the pharmacist to check all the medications.
I chose the RapidPakRx over the competition because of the benefits of all the features that they have better than the others. I know I looked at cassette-based machines, strip packagers, and I looked at blister cards. I have a friends of mine in the business and in the industry that have those machines, and when you look at it, it’s just far and away better than any of the competition you can have.
The biggest challenge we had was that we had a huge patient load and we were having to fill a lot of prescriptions. We just weren’t able to keep up with just our tech’s and pharmacists. We had to find a way to automate so we could fill prescriptions faster and safer
“Nine out of ten patients leads we reach convert to our pharmacy, and use the PakMyMeds program.”
“Prior to installing the RapidPakRx we were packaging for about 85 patients, and just three months in, we’re over 150 patients at this point.”
