Pharmacy Services · For Facilities

Long-term care support with a local pharmacy team

Medication packaging, cycle coordination, delivery, and pharmacist access for long-term care teams in Lancaster County.

Pharmacist discussing a care plan
Built around the medication pass

A pharmacy relationship your care team can use

270+patients supported by our strip-packaging program

We work with facility staff to understand packaging, cycle timing, delivery needs, and how medication changes are communicated. The goal is a workable operating rhythm—not a one-size-fits-all package.

Facility support

What the conversation can cover

01Cycle fills and packagingMulti-dose and unit-dose options organized around the prescribed schedule and facility workflow.
02Medication synchronizationCoordination of eligible refill dates to support a more predictable cycle.
03Pharmacist accessA direct pharmacy contact for prescription questions, changes, and resident-specific clarification.
04Local delivery planningDelivery needs and service area are discussed with each facility before setup.
A considered transition

Starting a facility relationship

  1. 1

    Tell us about the setting

    Share the resident census, current packaging approach, and the people who manage medication communication.

  2. 2

    Review the medication workflow

    We discuss cycle timing, new orders, changes, delivery, and the information the pharmacy needs.

  3. 3

    Build the transition plan

    The teams identify records, prescriptions, and coordination needed before service begins.

  4. 4

    Keep a direct line open

    Facility staff know who to contact when a resident's prescription or care setting changes.

Looking for a local pharmacy partner?

Call to discuss your facility's needs with the pharmacy team. We will be clear about service area and fit.