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SERVICES

We offer free prescription delivery within the outskirts of Kingston!

 

CLINIC DAYS

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Smoking cessation clinic 

Diabetes management clinic

Immunization clinic

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PHARMICIST CONSULTATION

Counselling services

Pharmaceutical opinion

Health & wellness advice

MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGEMENT

Deprescribing

MedsCheck

Blister Packaging

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SPECIALITY COMPOUNDING

Pain management

Hormone therapy management

Thyroid management

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OPIOID DEPENDANCE TREATMENT

Opioid agonist therapy (OAT)

Take home naloxone program

Harm reduction supplies

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WASTE 

COLLECTION

Sharps collection

Medications return

Free sharps containers

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CLINIC DAYS

SMOKING CESSATION CLINIC

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First attempts are often unsuccessful. You know this already if you’ve tried to quit smoking. Find support to make your next attempt the one that sticks. Talk to our pharmacist about over-the-counter products or about a prescription that can help you quit smoking for good including up to a year of pharmacist-assisted counselling

DIABETES MANAGEMENT CLINIC

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Pharmacists play an important role in diabetes management and are ideally positioned to take on even greater responsibilities to help their patients better manage their diabetes and ease the strain of chronic disease on the health care system. Pharmacists are able to provide counselling about monitoring glucose levels and managing out-of-range levels, including developing an action plan for what to do if sugar levels go too low. A pharmacist can help patients select the most appropriate hypoglycemic management strategy on an individual basis.

 

Pharmacists can counsel on an appropriate diet and exercise routine to complement medication management in treating diabetes—this can be especially useful in underserved areas where access to nutritionists or dieticians may be unavailable. For patients requiring insulin, the pharmacist can help instruct the patient on how to administer the medication, as well as answer common questions and concerns. With prompt diagnosis, proper lifestyle changes, and appropriate pharmacotherapy, patients can minimize and/or delay the complications that uncontrolled diabetes can cause.

IMMUNIZATIONS CLINIC

As of December 2016, pharmacists are able to vaccinate patients, five years of age and older, to protect against the following 13 preventable diseases:

1. Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG)

2. Haemophilus Influenzae Type B (Hib)

3. Hepatitis A

4. Hepatitis B

5. Herpes Zoster (Shingles)

6. Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

7. Japanese Encephalitis

8. Meningococcal disease

9. Pneumococcal disease

10.  Rabies

11.  Typhoid

12.  Varicella

13.  Yellow Fever

FLU SHOTS

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The flu (influenza) is a contagious virus that anyone can get. But
there are several things you can do to avoid catching it or spreading it to others. The flu shot is your best defence. It is: safe, free and available at Weller Pharmacy from late fall to early spring for 5 years and older.

MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGEMENT

DEPRESCRIBING

Deprescribing: Deprescribing is the planned and supervised process of dose reduction or stopping of medication that might be causing harm, or no longer be of benefit. Pharmacists play a key role in helping to reduce the number of medications their clients are taking

MEDSCHECK PROGRAM

The MedsCheck program is a one-on-one interview between the pharmacist and the patient to review the patient’s prescription and non-prescription medications. It encourages a better understanding of medication therapy helps to ensure that medications are taken as prescribed and that patients are getting the most benefit from their medications.

HOME VISITS

The MedsCheck at Home medication review program is for those patients who are not able to physically attend the community pharmacy in person for a MedsCheck due to their physical and/or mental health condition. During the home visit, the pharmacist may also conduct a medicine cabinet review and remove unused drugs for proper disposal at the pharmacy. The objectives of the MedsCheck at Home include:

 

  • Improving and optimizing drug therapy for those who are frail, elderly and living in isolated conditions

  • Achieving safe, effective and appropriate use of all types of medications and medical devices

  • Promoting healthier patient outcomes and quality of life

  • Aligning with the ministry’s Aging at Home strategy and chronic disease management

  • Ensuring proper disposal of unused and/or expired medication

BLISTER PACKAGING

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Blister packaging: Also known as Multi-medication compliance aids, offer a safe and effective approach to managing medication therapy by placing different medications in the same compartment, organized by dosing intervals. Some of the benefits of this approach to treatment include:

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  • Effective treatment of a condition requiring multiple medications through optimal dosing and incorporation of several medications (prescription and non-prescription) in one place;

  • Better clarity and transparency of treatment through more effective communications between health professionals and patients

  • Improved drug utilization while minimizing waste.

OPIOID DEPENDANCE TREATMENT

OPIOID AGONIST TREATMENT PROGRAM

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Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) Program: Opioid agonist therapy (OAT) is an effective treatment for addiction to opioid drugs such as heroin, oxycodone, hydromorphone (Dilaudid), fentanyl and Percocet. The therapy involves taking the opioid agonists methadone (Methadose) or buprenorphine (Suboxone). These medications work to prevent withdrawal and reduce cravings for opioid drugs. People who are addicted to opioid drugs can take OAT to help stabilize their lives and to reduce the harms related to their drug use. We, at Weller Pharmacy, are playing a unique role in ensuring that our clients receive those treatments in a safe manner, and in a safe community environment.

TAKE HOME NALOXONE PROGRAM 

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Take Home Naloxone Program: Weller Pharmacy dispenses both Intra-nasal naloxone spray (INNS) and injectable naloxone emergency kits free-of-charge to eligible patients through the Ontario Naloxone Pharmacy Program (ONPP). Our pharmacist will provide the kit, training and counselling to our clients receiving the kit.

HARM REDUCTION SUPPLIES

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Harm Reduction Supplies: Weller Pharmacy is a licensed distributor of harm reduction supplies as part of the Needle Exchange Program. Through the distribution of sterile, single-use equipment and better knowledge transfer, we can help communities stay safer and healthier.

PHARMACIST CONSULTATION

COUNSELLING SERVICES

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Patient counselling in pharmacy is more than simply providing information. The term “counselling” is defined as giving advice but also implies mutual discussion and exchange of opinions, generally between a professional and a client. It has been suggested that counselling is much like psychotherapy. They both involve listening, questioning, evaluating, interpreting, supporting, explaining, informing, advising and ordering. However, psychotherapy emphasizes listening, while listening and informing are of equal importance in counselling. In the context of pharmacy, the term patient education is used interchangeably with counselling. Theory tells us that education is “instruction and development to impart skills and knowledge,” to cause a progressive change in attitudes, behaviour and knowledge. When we engage in patient counselling in pharmacy, we interact with the patient by both informing and listening, with the intention of changing the patient’s knowledge, attitudes and behaviour with regard to their health and medication use.

PHARMACEUTICAL OPINION 

Pharmaceutical Opinion is a clinical intervention that occurs at the time of dispensing a prescription or when conducting a MedsCheck review, in which a pharmacist identifies a potential concern that requires consultation with the prescriber. Based on this, the medication may be dispensed as prescribed, it may not be dispensed, or the therapy may be adjusted or changed.

PRESCRIPTION TRANSFERS

Patients are free to move prescriptions to the pharmacy that's most convenient for them. It is easy for us at Weller Pharmacy to transfer prescriptions from one pharmacy to another. When a prescription is transferred to us, all remaining refills are transferred with it to our pharmacy.

SPECIALITY COMPOUNDING

Speciality Compounding is the art and science of creating a particular pharmaceutical product to fit the unique need of a patient (either human or animal) when a commercially available drug does not meet those needs. Compounding applications can include:

  • Pain management

  • Dentistry

  • Dermatology

  • Medication flavouring

  • Neuropathy

  • Veterinary

  • Sports medicine

  • And many more!

WASTE COLLECTION

MEDICATIONS RETURN PROGRAM

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Medications Return Program covers all prescription drugs, medications such as over-the-counter medications, including topical antibiotic and antifungal creams and natural health products that are orally ingested, such as vitamins and minerals, traditional Chinese medicines, herbal products, probiotics, amino acids, homeopathic medicines and the like are also included.

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SHARPS COLLECTION

Sharps Collection Program: covers infusion sets, lancets, needles, pen needles, safety pens, prefilled cartridges, prefilled syringes and syringes.

Clinics
Medication therapy management
Opioid dependance treatment
Pharmacist Consulation
Speciality compounding
Waste disposal

Weller Pharmacy 
263 Weller Ave #2

Kingston, ON K7K 2V4
T: (613) 507-9700 

E: info@wellerpharmacy.com

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