
- March 2017 Central Nervous System
- Volume 83
- Issue 3
Pet Peeves (March 2017)
Read about frigid working conditions, fickle PBMs, and more pet peeves.
Illustration by: Kirstie Belle Diongzon
FRIGID WORKING CONDITIONS
When able-bodied patients use the drive-thru during winter weather, forcing freezing cold air into the pharmacy.
NO SPARE CHANGE
Copays of lowball amounts like $0.37, which patients then want to put on their credit cards even when they have cash.
FICKLE PBMS
When pharmacy benefit managers require the use of a specialty pharmacy for medications that we’ve dispensed to patients for years.
PATIENTS WITH NO NAME
New patients who drop off a prescription without giving us any of their personal or contact information, especially when their names are illegible.
What’s bothering you? Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-thrus? Pharmacy Times wants to know. Send your pet peeves to PetPeeves@pharmacytimes.com. We’ll add them to our ongoing published list. Share your Pet Peeves with Pharmacy Times today!
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