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Our lobbyists Ron Raymond and David Hyman continue to work with the Shapiro Administration to improve the overall PA Medicaid MCO situation. We also have meetings with DHS.
As the new Shapiro’s team is getting their feet on the ground, we have been able to have a voice in Harrisburg with regard to 340B, and the Budget Hearings.
Please do your part by contributing to PhilPAC. Every dollar counts!
Make a plan to decorate the outside of your store for the holidays! It will bring joy to your patients and it will attract new ones.
Take a good look at your carpet/flooring. The wear signs will tell you where no one goes.
Take down displays with less than 1/3 of their inventory and either restock or put items back on shelf.
Late day sun spotlights dust on the shelves and dirt on the windows. Take time to dust your shelves and clean them of any smudges or dirt.
Pull out of dates from the OTC Shelves and dust. Make sure all product has an accurate price sticker and shelf tag
Ask every patient if they have had their flu shot.
Assign someone on your pharmacy team to focus on forms, supplies, signs and how best to market and promote immunizations/Flu shots.
Get ready for walk in flu shots. Have an area for the shots stocked with supplies and update your intake form.
Add a question on your flu intake form to see if patients are up to date on Tetanus and pneumonia shots. Helps both patients and your revenue.
Train all staff on immunization procedures and assign responsibility for daily maintenance.
Post your hours for the holidays in the store, on website, social media, voicemail and google.
Remind customers traveling for the holidays to remember to take their meds with them.
Partner with local crafters and create an end-cap of products with a sign “Community Makes a Great Gift”
Add “Stocking Stuffer” shelf tags to 50+ items in the store. Be creative!