A Home Medicines Review (HMR) is a valuable service offered by community pharmacies to assist patients in managing their medications effectively. It involves a comprehensive clinical review of your medicines in the comfort of your home, conducted by a specially accredited pharmacist.
An accredited pharmacist conducts the review in collaboration with your GP and other healthcare professionals, ensuring a thorough understanding of your medication regimen. This service aims to:
During the HMR, the pharmacist will discuss your medications, address any concerns you have, and provide advice on how to take your medicines safely and effectively. They will also liaise with your healthcare team to optimise your treatment plan.
If you struggle with managing your medications, ask your community pharmacist if a Home Medicines Review might assist you. Our pharmacists are trained to provide personalised consultations and support to help you better manage your health.
The MedsCheck service provides a one-on-one consultation aimed at improving your understanding and management of all your medications. This service helps to ensure that you are taking your medications correctly and to identify any potential issues.
The Diabetes MedsCheck is a specialised in-pharmacy service offered by your community pharmacist for patients taking medicines for Type 2 Diabetes. It provides a one-on-one consultation aimed at improving your understanding and management of diabetes medications and equipment.
If you have diabetes or are managing multiple medications, visit your local community pharmacy to schedule a MedsCheck or Diabetes MedsCheck. Our pharmacists are trained to provide tailored support to help you achieve better medication management.
Your local community pharmacy is your go-to destination for everyday health needs. From coughs and colds to travel health and mobility care, your community pharmacists can do more for you with expert advice and effective treatments to help you stay healthy and active. Explore our range of services to keep your family well every day.
Your community pharmacist can do more for you with a wide range of vaccines available, from flu and COVID-19 to essential travel immunizations. Visit your local pharmacy to stay healthy, protected, and up-to-date with your vaccinations.
Your community pharmacist is here to help you care for your skin, from managing common conditions like school sores, eczema, and acne to offering guidance on wound care, shingles, and sun protection. Visit your local community pharmacy for expert advice and effective solutions to keep your skin healthy every day.
Community pharmacists are enhancing women’s health by providing comprehensive support at every stage – from conception and contraception to bone health and beyond.
Your community pharmacist is here to help with harm reduction and dependency, offering support and resources including needle and syringe services, opioid dependency treatment, quit smoking services, and naloxone.
Get expert support with your medications through comprehensive reviews and management services provided by your community pharmacist. From home medicine reviews and MedsCheck consultations to dose administration aids and staged supply, we’re here to help you every step of the way.
Get the support you need from your community pharmacist to manage chronic conditions. With expert advice, personalised medication management and tailored health services, community pharmacies empower you to take control of ongoing health challenges and improve your quality of life.
Take control of your health with convenient testing and screening services at your community pharmacy. From regular monitoring to early detection, these essential services help identify potential health risks and support proactive care. Your pharmacist is here to guide you in staying informed and making health-conscious decisions for a healthier future.
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