HealthSource Distributors is a pharmaceutical company that services thousands of independent pharmacies and small chain pharmacies across the USA with easy ordering options, no-forced contracts, and free next day shipping.
Why do pharmacies choose HealthSource Distributors? What makes it unique?
HealthSource Distributors is a pharmaceutical wholesale distributor that is smart in so many ways.
HealthSource Distributors is an industry leader when it comes to experience in the pharmaceutical distributors industry.
Our drug industry experts are able to successfully anticipate market time, which gives HealthSource the ability to make wise purchasing choices.
HealthSource Distributors is a smart company in terms of savings.
Pharmacies can save a lot of money by ordering with HealthSource Distributors. HealthSource offers a wide variety of brand and generic pharmaceuticals at huge discounts which greatly improves a pharmacy’s margins.
HealthSource Distributors is smart company when it comes to relationships.
We excel in customer service. We work diligently to be flexible to your needs.
HealthSource maintains a modern distribution center and is able to fulfill orders very timely with unusual accuracy. HealthSource Distributors is completely compliant with regulations and every single item is carefully tracked.
It only follows that a company such as HealthSource Distributors has become one of the fastest growing pharmaceutical distributors. …
The Father Of American Pharmacy
William Procter, Jr., who first graduated from and then went on to teach at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy for two decades, exerted a significant amount of influence on the formative years of professional pharmacy, which is why he is now world-renowned as the “Father of American Pharmacy.”
The American Pharmaceutical Industry
In the year 1940, the American pharmaceutical industry included an array of small companies that were each limited in regards to their geographic location, while the largest of these companies accounted for under 3% of this total market. Not many of these companies proved to be profitable, and even fewer offered products that were considered authentic in terms of therapeutic value. In addition, an even smaller percentage would survive and be in operation in the next 20 years. …
The history of pharmacies in the United States is a fascinating one, and to a certain extent mirrors the many influences that have shaped the nation and brought it to the forefront of global pharmaceutical practice today.
The Original Apothecary
The original practice of the apothecary, who were the forerunners of the modern pharmacists in the United States, relied to a large extent on the use of herbs and medicinal plants.
In fact, the evolution towards pharmacies was driven to a large extent by the desire to standardize practices of classification and agreement on uses of these medicinal plants. …
There are quite a few community pharmacies in the USA. These pharmacies provide medications and medical supplies to local patients. Here are five of these pharmacies that are worth mentioning.
1. Wagner Pharmacy.
Located in Clinton, IA, Wagner Pharmacy is a local community pharmacy that is part of the larger Wagner Pharmacy Co. They specialize in providing medications, medical supplies, and medical equipment that is Medicare chargeable. Some of those supplies include blood glucose monitors, surgical dressings, and urological supplies.
Tim Wright is the president and CEO of Wagner Pharmacy. He is also the son of a well-known community pharmacist. Tim has spent most of his life exposed to the medical field and has an in-depth understanding of what it takes to succeed. …
HealthSource Distributors created a collection on Google Plus about community pharmacies.
HealthSource also tweeted about it on Twitter.
Ted Rubin on Empathy
This is a follow-up to HealthSource Distributors previous post on Clinical Empathy for Pharmacists on Medium.
Walk a Mile in Their Shoes — Tips for Pharmacies.
How can you show patients that you really care about their whole health? Alan Polnariev, PharmD, MS, in the Pharmacy Times, mentions a few ways to do this, that this article will expand on.
- Spend a little more time talking to them. Get to know a bit about them. Don’t simply dispense a drug. It might save pharmacies time, but it’s not a good pharma system.
- Get to know some details about your customers. A good example of this is to remember how to say their last name properly!
- Make some more eye contact. The non-verbal attention can be very powerful. …
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