support from day one
Ensuring your residents get the right medications, in the right doses, at the right times is crucial to driving positive outcomes. That’s why you need a vigilant partner that is invested in supporting you and those you serve every step of the way. The transition period for a new admission can be a time when unintended mistakes happen. That’s why we created Triage 365 where our consultant pharmacists review the medication regimen of new admissions. This kind of early intervention can reduce medication errors and adverse drug events.
safer and quicker
On average, the typical resident in a skilled nursing facility receives 8 to 10 different medications each day. Facilities need the medication packaging options and secure dispensing technology that makes med pass efficient and safe. You have a choice of customizable compliance packaging that makes it easier to identify medications and their intended recipients. Our StripPack™ service increases med pass accuracy.
For emergency and first dose medications, we offer STATPack™ automated dispensing to ensure your residents have their medications quickly and as securely as possible. Turenne PharMedCo always provides pharmacy support 24 hours/day, 7 days/week to all our customers, and will arrange for the prompt delivery of emergency medications ordered both during and after normal business ours, anytime day or night.
advocates for well-being
In addition to helping you increase efficiency and safety, we support you in advocating for the well-being of your residents. We understand that they each have unique needs and not every medication may be appropriate for every person. We have a team of pharmacists dedicated to helping you manage insurance claims that are rejected or require additional action.
resident-focused care
Our commitment is always to you and the residents you serve. That’s why we have gathered advanced tools and reports that put the information you need right at your fingertips, allowing you to easily manage your facility so you can spend time on more important things: people.
