Why Your Provider Partners With Us

Modern medications, chronic conditions, and diagnostic tests can be complex.
Your provider wants to give you the safest and most effective treatment possible. That’s why they asked our specialized team—pathologists and clinical pharmacists—to take a deeper look at your medications, lab results, and any molecular testing.

We act as an extension of your care team to uncover issues that may not be obvious in routine visits.

Our goal is simple: help you feel better, stay healthier, and avoid preventable problems.

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What We Review for You

1. Advanced Medication Review (Preventive Pharmacology Review)

We look at all the medications you take to check for:

• drug interactions

• duplicate therapies

• incorrect doses

• medications that may cause dizziness, falls, or other side effects

• missing or outdated lab tests needed to keep you safe

• medications that may not work well based on your genetics

Why it matters: This helps prevent avoidable side effects, ER visits, and treatment failures.

2. Determining Whether Specialized Testing Is Needed

Some conditions are better evaluated with certain tests—like PCR tests or genetic testing (PGx).
We help your provider decide when these tests are medically necessary and useful.

Why it matters: You avoid unnecessary testing, and if testing is needed, it’s chosen specifically for your situation.

3. Heart Failure Medication Optimization

If you have heart failure, our team may help adjust and monitor your medications to keep your heart functioning as well as possible.

Why it matters: The right medication plan reduces hospitalizations and improves long-term outcomes.

4. One-on-One Counseling From Clinical Pharmacists

If your provider requests it, we may reach out to you to discuss your medications, help answer questions, or support you in managing chronic conditions like diabetes, blood pressure, or mood-related conditions.

Why it matters: Patients who receive this support have better control of their health and fewer complications.

5. Reviewing Preventive Care and Health Risks

We help your provider make sure important screenings are completed and that chronic conditions are documented correctly.

Why it matters: Proper screening and accurate diagnosis documentation help you get the right care at the right time.

6. Interpreting PCR and Genetic Test Results

If you had an infectious disease test (like a UTI PCR) or a pharmacogenetic test (PGx), our team analyzes the results and provides guidance to your provider on treatment.

Why it matters: Your provider receives clear recommendations about which medications are likely to work best—and which to avoid.

How This Helps You

When your provider includes our team in your care, you can expect:

• Fewer medication side effects

• A lower chance of treatment not working

• More personalized medication choices

• Better control of chronic conditions

• Less risk of hospitalizations or complications

• Greater peace of mind knowing multiple specialists are involved

This service is focused entirely on your safety and improving your health outcomes.

What to Expect

You may receive a phone call or message from our clinical pharmacists to review medications, symptoms, or recent lab results.
Your provider will receive a detailed report with recommendations tailored to you, and they remain the main decision-maker in your care.

You do not need to do anything unless contacted—your care team handles the coordination.

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Have questions about your review?
We’re here to help clarify any part of the process.

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