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Complex patients don't need complex pharmacy care.
At Centennial, your most at risk populations receive the tools and care needed to successfully manage medications while your team has a trusted value-based partner.
Your Pharmacy Partner
Medication Adherence That Works
Centennial Pharmacy Services patients experience over 94% adherence ratings in CMS-metric PDC measures.
Increased Medication Adherence
Centennial provides medication in CentennialCare Packs, pouches that can be completely customized for patients based on their individual needs and behaviors.
Optimized Dispensing
Better pharmacy care = optimized health! Centennial patient's experience decreases in both hospital admissions and ER usage rates.
Reduced Readmissions and ER Usage
Centennial's team communicates with providers, specialty practices, in-home partners, care givers, and patients providing superior care coodination.
Care Coordination
Supporting Patients & Metrics
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How can a patient get started?Scroll to the top of the screen and click on the green 'get started' button.
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How can Centennial get prescriptions?Centennial accepts electron prescriptions, faxed prescriptions, or prescriptions via phone. When required by state law, a hard copy of a controlled substance may need to be mailed to the pharmacy, however Centennial is liscensed to receive controlled substances via electronic prescribing.
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Why are you requesting new prescriptions?At Centennial, we synchronize all medications into 1 single fill date each month and into CentennialCare Packs, pre-packaged medication pouches sorted by date and time. To do this properly and to ensure a patient does not miss a dose, Centennial may need to request new prescriptions.
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What happens if I have a medication change?All medication changes are unique and handled on a case-by-case basis. Our pharmacist will work with the patient, care giver, and provider to determine what the best solution is for each patient. Some examples include: A 'stat' supply of medication may be provided to a patient to 'hold over' until their next box of medication is due An entirely new box of medication may be provided (depending on timing, insurance, and state laws)
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How do I use CarePacks?Visit our how-to page here.
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