[Colorado-Talk] Spoken Rx "talking" labels now available at CVS

[Curtis Chong]

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Spoken Rx "talking" labels now available at CVS

CVS Pharmacy is now offering Spoken Rx "talking" prescription labels,
developed in collaboration with the American Council of the Blind, in all
its 10,000 pharmacy locations. The labels can be read by iOS and Android
smart devices using the CVS Pharmacy app and work using RFID
(radio-frequency identification) technology. Prescription
information-including patient name, medication name and directions-is read
aloud in English or Spanish.

Patients with a CVS account can enroll in Spoken Rx over the phone by
calling their local pharmacy, or by visiting their local CVS where a
pharmacist can check if the patient is set up for the service. For more
information, visit  <https://www.cvs.com/content/pharmacy/spoken-rx>
www.cvs.com/content/pharmacy/spoken-rx External or call 888-287-5654.

 

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