Packaging built for a medication pass, not a kitchen table.
Cycle fills aligned to your pass schedule, pouches labeled to match your records, same day turnaround on admissions, and delivery to the building. Fairview is a five star rated independent pharmacy in Hattiesburg, 93rd percentile nationally on medication adherence.
5 star rated, medication adherence, 4 years running93rd percentile nationallyNABP accreditedPharmacist owned since 1978
Where the time actually goes
Your pass takes twice as long as it should, and the reason is upstream.
Bottles from four pharmacies. Refill dates scattered across the month. One resident whose new medication arrived and whose old one never got pulled. A staff member counting into a cup while eleven other people wait.
Then the admission that arrives at four on a Friday with a discharge list nobody has reconciled, and somebody drives to a pharmacy.
None of that is a staffing problem. It is a supply problem wearing a staffing problem’s clothes.
The rule that catches group homes and waiver settings hardest
Nobody unlicensed should be loading a planner. Nobody licensed is allowed to load it for them.
Under Mississippi’s Medicaid home and community based waiver rules, licensed nurses may not prepare medications in a medication planner for an unlicensed provider to hand out in the nurse’s absence. Mississippi also does not currently have a certified medication aide credential, although legislation to create one has been introduced across multiple sessions.
If your setting relies on unlicensed staff, that leaves one clean path. Medication that arrives already dispensed by a pharmacy, sealed, dated, timed, and labeled in its original container, one pouch per pass.
Confirm with your own licensure and counsel how this applies to your specific setting. Personal care homes, assisted living, group homes, and waiver programs are not governed identically, and we are not going to tell you they are.
What we build for you
Designed around your pass, not our workflow.
Cycle fills on your schedule
Every resident's medications aligned to one monthly cycle, timed to your pass rather than to the pharmacy's convenience.
Pouches labeled to match your records
Resident name, date, time, and contents printed so a staff member can verify against your medication record without interpretation.
Same day admissions
New resident arrives Friday afternoon with a discharge list. Send it to us and we reconcile it, flag what conflicts, and deliver.
Delivery to the building
Every scheduled day. Nobody on your staff drives anywhere.
Discontinued medication handling
Clear process for what comes off, so the old bottle is not still sitting in the cart three weeks later.
Controlled substance documentation
Counts and records structured to survive a review. Ask us to walk you through how we handle it before you assume.
Measured, not claimed
93rd percentile nationally on medication adherence.
| Measure | Score | Patients |
|---|---|---|
| Blood pressure medication adherence | 98.2% | 215 of 219 patients |
| Cholesterol medication adherence | 97.2% | 246 of 253 patients |
| Statin use in diabetes | 96.3% | 52 of 54 patients |
| Diabetes medication adherence | 95.6% | 108 of 113 patients |
EQuIPP performance metrics as of Quarter 4, 2025, Medicare Part D population, benchmarked against national pharmacy averages.
These measures describe prescribing and dispensing patterns. Neither is a measure of health outcomes.
The part you think about twice a year and then constantly for two weeks
Documentation that reads well when somebody is reading it closely.
Cycle records, dispensing records, and written pharmacist reviews, structured so that when a surveyor asks how your medication system works, the answer is a folder rather than a story.
If your licensure requires consultant pharmacist services, that is a contracted relationship. Ask us how it is structured and we will walk you through the options.
Start with one wing, or five residents.
Whichever is easier to carve out. Ninety days, cycle filled and delivered, with a written summary at the end of what we found in the medication lists.
No contract to start.
Request an intro call.
Fifteen minutes with Dr. Mike. He will walk through how the partnership works, what we can document for your quality measures, and how the five patient start works.
Typical response: Within 1 business day
Common questions
What facility operators ask us.
Do you deliver to the building or to individual residents?
Either. Tell us how your operation runs and we will match it.
Can you match our medication record format?
Tell us what you use and we will tell you honestly how closely we can align the labeling.
What happens with a Friday afternoon admission?
Send us the discharge list. Same day in most cases.
How do you handle a medication that gets discontinued mid cycle?
There is a defined process. Ask us to walk through it, because how a pharmacy handles this is a good test of whether they have done facility work before.
Do you handle controlled substances?
Yes, with documentation appropriate to your setting.
Do you provide consultant pharmacist services?
Ask us how it is structured. If your licensure requires it, it is a contracted arrangement.
What does this cost the facility?
Prescriptions bill to each resident's coverage as they normally would. Ask us about structuring anything beyond dispensing.
A shorter pass, a cleaner cart, and nobody driving to a pharmacy.
Five star rated for medication adherence, four years running. NABP accredited. Pharmacist owned in Hattiesburg since 1978.