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Physicians' Pharmaceutical Corporation Offers Innovative On-Site Drug Dispensaries
Date:10/13/2010

s man the dispensaries, which are not required to have licensed pharmacists on staff. From the patient perspective, these on-site dispensaries operate very much like a pharmacy, digitally maintaining dosages and drug interaction records.

PPC charges participating physicians groups a one-time setup fee for equipment, training and enrollment costs with insurance companies and benefit managers. PPC also offers ongoing profitability analysis and auditing to ensure compliance with state and federal regulatory agencies.

"Doctors don't know what they don't know about controlled substance compliance," Jaffurs said. "90 percent of controlled substances are prescribed by primary care physicians." Jaffurs explained that physicians' groups benefit from PPC's legal expertise and support. "We want to make sure the model works after the sale," he said.

A privately held company, Physicians' Pharmaceutical Corporation was founded in 2005 by George E. Riddle, a pharmacist with 30 years of experience. PPC files all paperwork on behalf of clients for licensing and enrollments with carriers and pharmacy benefit managers. PPC offers ongoing pharmaceutical, compliance, and operational support. For more information visit www.ppcdrx.com or call 865.692.5066.


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