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Mobile
Tap. Order. Dispense.
E3 Mobile enables nurses to order medications on
behalf of prescribers through a smartphone or tablet device.
Focused solely on the hospice industry, we provide pharmacy services designed to maximize efficiency and patient care while providing invaluable business support.
Powered by Hospice Nurses – a powerful experience making medication management as easy as Tap. Order. Dispense.
Local dispensing and adjudication management, serviced through our solely owned pharmacy benefit management company.
Convenient next-day medication delivery that improves nursing efficiencies while saving time and money.
Business Intelligence that combines data and expertise to support best practices for patient care quality and medication cost management.
Nearly 250 pharmacists trained in palliative medicine are available for consultation and comprehensive Drug Utilization Review on a 24/7 basis.
With a full suite of pharmacy tools and resources, we customize a pharmacy model just for you, ensuring you receive the right drugs to the right place at the right time, better than anyone else.
Pharmacy Benefits Management and Mail-Order Prescriptions Made EasyOur management team comes from the hospice industry, and that means Enclara Pharmacia has a unique knowledge base from which to design programs that streamline the benefits management and mail-order prescription processes. We rely on the power of today’s technology while not forgetting the importance of the personal touch.
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