Sentences with phrase «refill doctor prescriptions»

We refill doctor prescriptions, too.

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In many cases, we may require supporting documentation from a prescribing doctor, prescription refill history, as well as other documentation.

Doctors across the nation won't be able to give a longer prescription or initially prescribe refills.

But many primary care doctors simply refill the opioid prescription for another 30 days or longer, a phenomenon Barnett calls clinical inertia.

Not only that, but you also have to schedule appointments with your doctors and refill your prescriptions, too.

E-mail forms allow clients to request doctor appointments, grooming appointments, prescription refills, boarding reservations, and training enrollments.

When refilling a prescription, our doctors and staff carefully review your file to make sure your pet is up to date on exams as well as any lab work.

• Antibiotic Refills: If the prescribed antibiotic did not cure the problem or the problem returns, then the doctor may need to see your pet before refilling the prescription or prescribing another drug.

WellPet Humane has its own full - service, in - house pharmacy where you can refill prescriptions for your pet, including medications or prescription diets, vitamins, shampoos, flea and tick control products, or heartworm preventatives that our doctors prescribe.

* All prescription food, medications, and preventative refills require doctor's authorization and patients to be up to date on all wellness care *

Having an on - site pharmacy is important to us because the convenience of seeing your pet's doctor and being able to pick up your pet's prescription medication in a single visit reduces the time and cost you may incur, both on the original visit and any future medication refill visits.

So by bringing in the single evidence of a prescription refill coupled with a likable client and a great treating doctor there was a very satisfactory verdict.

It may take several doctor visits or prescription refills before the insured person reaches the deductible and the insurance company starts to pay for care.

As part of their duties, pharmacy technicians may be called upon to count out tablets, measure liquids, compound medications, prepare IVs, put labeling on medicines, print out reference information, verify information with the prescribing physician, fax doctors about refill requests, package filled prescriptions, and field requests from physicians» offices.

Submitted faxes to doctors for prior authorization, refill request authorization, change of medication, and prescription verification

Accept customer and prescription information required to process new and refill prescriptions, including refill authorization from doctor offices where permitted by state law.

Examples of duties include but are not limited to: waits on customers, answers phone and operates cash register in the Pharmacy; operates the computer, inputs data, looks up refills, and retail prices of prescription drugs; calls doctors» office for authorization to refill prescriptions (California only); receives orders from patient; types pharmacy labels (California only); checks in merchandise and stocks shelves; conducts general housekeeping duties when needed; pharmacy Technician will assist pharmacist with filling prescriptions and pull prescription merchandise from shelves.

A retail pharmacy technician is responsible for checking the prescription of a patient, provide medicine accordingly, process prescriptions in the computer system, request refills from doctor offices and restock shelves with medicines.

Answering phone calls and assisting patients and doctor offices with phone orders and refills of prescriptions

Contacting doctor's offices for refills, missing or inaccurate prescriptions and other prescription issues.

In order to put in a prescription refill, the medical assistant will need to have the doctors approval first.

Having an associate's degree in medical assisting enables a person to draw blood, take X-rays, authorize prescription refills, remove stitches, draw blood and prepare and administer medications under a doctor's supervision.

Accept customer and prescription information required to process new and refill prescriptions, including refill authorization from doctor offices where permitted by state.

Some assistants have a clinical focus, performing functions like preparing patients for the doctor, providing minor care to patients — even authorizing prescription refills — that are normally associated with nurses.

Provided friendly customer service at prescription drop - off and pick - up counters.Communicated directly with doctors» offices via telephone, fax and email.Verified accuracy and completeness of information on prescription and refill requests.Strictly maintained customer and patient confidentiality.Communicated with all customers and staff in a pleasant and professional manner.Provided critical information and advice to customers regarding possible drug interactions, side effects, dosage and proper medication storage.Consistently upheld proper pharmacy and general safety procedures and standards.Successfully assisted customers with medical issues and provided valuable healthcare counseling.Proficiently processed and dispensed written, oral and electronic prescriptions.

Performing daily medical tasks, dispensing medications, refilling prescriptions, managing insurance, attending doctor's office visits, obtaining laboratory tests, and hospitalizations are only a few of the activities families must take on.