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Chapter 7: Pharmacy Setup


Chapter Overview

What You'll Learn:

  • How to maintain the agency pharmacy list
  • How patients get pharmacies assigned (not on the intake wizard)

Time to Complete: 5–10 minutes

Who Should Read This: Agency Administrators, Intake / clinical staff who maintain pharmacy lists

Prerequisites: Chapter 2: Dashboard Navigation

Text-only. Labels match the screen.


7.1 How to Open Pharmacy Setup

Path: Sidebar → Setup → Pharmacy Setup/dashboard/pharmacy-setup

Permission: manage pharmacies.

Billing-only: this item is hidden.

Pharmacy Setup is a main sidebar page. It is not listed in the Settings sidebar (even if a settings route exists).


7.2 What You See

  • Title: Pharmacy Setup
  • Button: + Add New Pharmacy
  • Columns: Pharmacy name · City · State · Phone · Status · Actions

7.3 Add or Edit a Pharmacy

Modal: Add / Edit pharmacy.

SectionFields
BasicsPharmacy Name *, Status (Active / Inactive)
Address InformationAddress Line 1 / 2, City, State, Zip Code
Contact InformationPrimary Phone Number, Fax Number, Email, Contact First/Last Name

Save with Save Pharmacy.


7.4 Delete vs Inactive

  • Status Active/Inactive — soft availability on the record
  • Trash / Delete Pharmacy?Delete Pharmacy — removes the pharmacy from the agency list

Use Inactive if you want to keep history without offering the pharmacy for new assignments.


7.5 How Patients Use Pharmacies

Pharmacies are not a tab on the patient intake wizard.

Assign them from the patient chart:

  1. Open Patients → select the patient.
  2. Use Pharmacy setup (patient-level).
  3. Choose from the agency list and/or Add New Pharmacy.
  4. Medication Profile can display the patient’s pharmacies.

Faxing prescriptions/documents uses Communications / Fax workflows elsewhere — Pharmacy Setup itself is the directory of pharmacies.


7.6 Common Mistakes

  1. Looking under Settings for Pharmacy Setup — use Setup in the main sidebar.
  2. Looking for a Pharmacy tab during Admit Patient — use the patient chart after (or while) managing the patient.
  3. Expecting Pharmacy Setup on billing-only agencies — hidden.
  4. Assuming “Deactivate” is the only removal path — hard Delete exists.

7.7 Quick Checklist

  • Common pharmacies added with phone/fax
  • Staff know to assign pharmacies on the patient chart
  • Inactive/delete used appropriately

Next: Chapter 8: User Management