[Nfbk] Louisville now has a pharmacy with accessible drug labels

Corbb O'Connor corbbo at gmail.com
Wed Apr 2 21:34:41 UTC 2014


Hi Folks:

I'm happy to report that St. Matthews Community Pharmacy now offers the ScripTalk and ScripView service for anyone upon request. Details, and my original message, are below. Please join me in thanking the owner and pharmacist, Chris Harlow, (and his assistant Kerry) for bringing accessibility to their Louisville pharmacy!

Give them a call at (502) 690-4462 if you are interested in transferring your medications...they also offer home/office delivery.

-Corbb

Begin forwarded message:

From: Corbb O'Connor <corbbo at gmail.com>
Subject: Accessible drug labels may be coming to Louisville!
Date: March 20, 2014 at 12:49:09 PM EDT
To: NFB of Kentucky Internet Mailing List <nfbk at nfbnet.org>

Hi friends:

The staff at St. Matthews Community Pharmacy here in Louisville are considering purchasing ScripTalk software, on the heels of CVS' announcement to offer the service for mail order prescriptions. This would make St. Matthews Community Pharmacy the only drugstore in Louisville to offer labels that are accessible to those of us who cannot read standard print (due to blindness, learning disability, dyslexia, etc.).

ScripTalk offers two services. One is via a barcode that you scan with a free iPhone/iPad app...the other is with an RFID chip embedded in the bottle that you'd swipe over a little box (about the size of an answering machine). Both of these solutions are at no cost to us as consumers; it's just a matter of preference.

So, if you live in the greater St. Matthews area, please contact Chris Harlow (information below) about your interest. By the way, they deliver medications (and anything else you need from their store) for just a few dollars. (He did say, too, that he'd be willing to expand that delivery area if needed on a case-by-case basis.) Also, they do in-store compounding, so if any of your (or your child's) medications need that, it's done in-house. Plus, they're just wonderful people.

Chris P. Harlow, PharmD, CGP
Director of Pharmacy Services
St. Matthews & Commons Community Pharmacy
3922 Willis Ave; Louisville, KY 40207
(502) 690-4462
Chris at YourCommunityRx.com

Here's to the great folks at St. Matthews Community Pharmacy for putting accessibility into practice!

-Corbb O'Connor





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