Uninsured Patients:

Prescriptions are filled on-site at BHMC for uninsured patients at a significantly discounted cost. On average, $7/prescription (90-day supply).

Insured Patients:

Diabetes Education & Support Classes

Diabetes self-monitoring education and support classes are held weekly at BHMC by Dr. Sword.

Disease State Education

Provides patients with information and education regarding their specific disease state and how best to cope with it. ·How the disease develops and affects the body ·Best medications to treat it ·Self-monitoring guidance ·Long-term effects ·Nutrition and lifestyle recommendations ·Recommended vaccinations for the condition

Nutrition Counseling

Helps patients obtain appropriate nutrients while limiting foods and drinks that may worsen their condition(s). Focus is on balanced nutrition, including all food groups. By modifying eating habits, overall health and quality of life can improve. Recommendations are tailored specifically to each patient and their conditions.

Continuous & Traditional Glucose Monitoring

Assistance and education for at-home glucose self-monitoring is provided to all diabetic patients. Data from glucometers or continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices is regularly reviewed by the pharmacist and discussed with the provider to make adjustments and create an individualized care plan.

Medication Reconciliation

Provides a comprehensive review of all medications, including over-the-counter drugs and herbals, to ensure that your medication list is accurate and up to date. The list is then evaluated for potential drug interactions or duplications. The pharmacist shares information with the provider so adjustments can be made if needed.

Healthy Lifestyle Series

Classes encourage active involvement in practices that foster overall well-being and holistic health.

 WHEN? WHERE?

  -April-September

  -3rd Wednesday of each month       

  -2:00 pm

  -Wytheville Community College

  *any changes to the time or 

    location will be announced

INCENTIVE: All participants receive a “Farmacy Voucher” to use at the Wytheville Farmers Market.

Chronic Care Management

Ongoing monitoring and education by the pharmacist for chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, COPD, heart failure, and high cholesterol. Together, the pharmacist and patients develop personal health goals related to their condition: ·Medications ·Meal planning ·Self-monitoring ·Exercise