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Physician dispensing at the point of care is legal.
Every physician has the right to dispense medication to his or her own patients. Only five states have restricted the practice to any great degree (Utah, Montana, New York, Texas and Massachusetts). Even in these states, dispensing is allowed but restricted.
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Dispensing Drugs from the physicians office is too difficult, time consuming and hard on the staff.
Dispensing Solutions Incorporated is the only company that has been refining in-office drug dispensing for over fifteen years. Our drug dispensing products and systems have been specifically designed to make the in office dispensing process simple for your staff, fast for your patient and profitable for your practice.. With the DSI system, the entire dispensing process is completed in less than one minute.
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Patients do not want their physicians to sell them their medications, and prefer prescription.
Almost without exception, patients appreciate the convenience, higher quality and generally lower cost of receiving their medication directly from their doctor. Saving the need for a separate trip to a pharmacy is one of the primary benefits of in-office dispensing and it is the one feature most appreciated by patients.
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Repackaging drugs is simply a matter of putting pills in a bottle.
The old method of having your staff package drugs from bulk is a dangerous, time consuming and marginal practice because this method of dispensing rarely complies with required state or federal regulations. DSI is fully compliant to all Federal and State drug manufacturing regulations. Compliance equals quality, safety, and liability protection. |
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In-office dispensing of prescriptions drugs is too costly for the return.
Thousands of physicians all over the country are currently enjoying the profits that result from DSI’s in-office drug dispensing programs. Point of care dispensing, using prepackaged drugs can be highly profitable to your practice.
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Patients with pharmacy cards cannot take advantage of in-office dispensing.
Since January 1996, the NCPDP (National Council for Prescription Drug Programs) has recognized in-office dispensing as a legitimate part of the drug distribution system.
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But don't be fooled, not all repackagers are the same. It requires a great deal more than drugs to make a successful, profitable program.
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