Clinical Pharmacy Services
AHCS Clinical Care Program
AHCS Clinical Team supports patients, pharmacies, and providers by delivering enhanced clinical services that keep patients in care, facilitate provider coordination, improve patient outcomes, and reduce provider burden.
Our clinical pharmacy team supports the continuum of care by utilizing a “whole person” care approach to patient care and engagement.
AHCS Clinical Care programs are effortlessly integrated within existing care models to create synergy with partners and their unique patient populations.
AHCS Clinical Care Program offers turnkey services to ensure the best clinical outcome.
Clinical Programs
Antipsychotic Optimization Program
Tardive Dyskinesia Optimization Program
Enhanced Service Programs
Collaborative Practice Agreements & More
Long-Acting Injectable and Vaccination Clinics
Medi-Cal Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Services
Implemented across the AHCS platform of pharmacy locations
Telehealth and in person modalities to support patient engagement.
Customized EHR with patient data capture and electronic billing services to maximize program efficiency, scalability, patient outcomes and partner satisfaction.
Collaborative Practice Agreements & More
Our pharmacists also work under Collaborative Practice Agreements with partners providing advanced pharmacy services that help achieve Quadruple Aim goals. As provider extenders, our pharmacists utilize their expertise to ensure patient needs are met by working collaboratively with providers on achieving care plan goals and delivering personalized, culturally competent care.
Long-Acting Injectable and Vaccinations
AHCS trained pharmacists are able to administer long-acting injectable (LAI) antipsychotic and LAI therapeutics for Substance Use Disorder ant AHCS pharmacy locations. Our team of nurses administer long-acting injectable (LAI) antipsychotics and routine vaccinations at partner clinic sites.. By improving access to these critical services, we enhance patient outcomes, support treatment adherence, and reduce the burden on healthcare providers.
