Medication Compounding
Compounded Medication Options for Individual Needs
Every Patient Has Unique Healthcare Needs.
*Important: Compounded drugs are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Decisions about their use should be made by patients and their prescribers.*
Every Patient Has Unique Healthcare Needs.
Customized Formulations
Not all patients can tolerate commercially available medications due to allergies, sensitivities, or dosage limitations. Our expertise in compounding allows us to adjust dosages, remove unnecessary ingredients, and combine multiple medications into a single dosage form, providing an individualized option when appropriate and prescribed.
Enhanced Medication Accessibility
We understand that some patients have difficulty swallowing pills or require alternative delivery methods. Compounding enables us to prepare medications in various forms, such as liquids, topical creams, and gels, when a prescriber determines a different dosage form is needed for an individual patient.
Combination Therapy
Patients in hospice, long-term care, and specialty clinics often require multiple medications to manage complex health conditions. Compounding allows us to combine compatible medications into a single dosage form, simplifying a regimen at the prescriber’s direction, for example, combining compatible ingredients into a single dosage form for an individual patient.
Unique Medication Needs
Some patients require specialized formulations not available commercially, such as customized hormone replacement therapies, pain management medications, and wound care preparations. Our compounding pharmacists work closely with healthcare providers to develop individualized medications that meet a prescriber’s patient-specific instructions when a commercially available FDA-approved product is unsuitable or unavailable.
Our Commitment Is To Provide Exceptional Care By Utilizing Innovative Solutions Like Medication Compounding.
Our compounding services provide personalized options when a commercially available, FDA-approved drug is unsuitable or unavailable for a patient. Preparations are made by licensed pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in accordance with applicable regulations and professional standards. Compounded drugs are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
To learn whether a compounded preparation is appropriate for your situation, speak with your prescriber or contact our pharmacy team. We can coordinate with your clinician on individualized, prescription-specific instructions.
