Walker Pharmacy earns Pathway to Medicare Award
That recognition came this week from FDS Amplicare and
According to
Pharmacies like Walker provide trained staff members who can compare a variety of options for Medicare enrollees to help them quickly made important decisions about their pharmaceutical plans.
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"Our goal with the Pathway to Medicare Award is to shine a light on the great work community pharmacies do to help patients navigate difficult decisions, treating each with the care they deserve. Our pharmacies secure patient retention by ensuring patient satisfaction, which is key to their business."
Award winners were determined using a formula that measured the ratio of Medicare-eligible patients a pharmacy assisted with healthcare plan selection during the Annual Enrollment Period, to the total number of Medicare-eligible patients for that pharmacy.


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