Customer Spotlight
“The Centice PASS Rx system sets a new standard in pharmacy practice by improving dispensing accuracy in today’s hectic environment. The quick and simple-to-use PASS Rx system enables my pharmacy staff to provide our customers with the highest quality of care.”
Mike James, R.Ph., President & CEO
Person Street Pharmacy, Raleigh, NC
“PASS Rx is providing our pharmacy with an invaluable competitive differentiator – absolute peace of mind that patients are getting their exact prescription. Our number one priority is patient safety and that’s why we’ve invested in this technology.”
Stan Haywood, R.Ph., Owner
Prevo Drug Inc., Asheboro, NC
“The ability to rapidly analyze and conclusively validate the contents of a filled prescription represents a significant step forward for ensuring quality and patient safety. I believe that the Centice PASS Rx system shows great promise to become an important everyday tool used to augment the QA processes utilized in a variety of pharmacy settings, including those served by the AmerisourceBergen Technology Group. Accordingly, we are investigating the potential for incorporating the PASS Rx technology into the processes used in our OptiFill® family of pharmacy automation systems.”
Brian Huebner, Director of Mail Order Operations
AmerisourceBergen
“As independently-owned and -operated pharmacies, our members are especially focused on the safety of patients as well as providing the best personal care possible. Pharmacy is a profession, not a commodity. Technology like this helps ensure patient safety and frees up our time so we can get back to what we were trained to do.”
Hal Harrison, Director of Purchasing
NC Mutual Wholesale Drug Company
“The value PASS Rx would bring to UMMC is focused on its ability to accurately and quickly identify medications. It’s good for its current purpose as a final check of medications being dispensed to outpatients, but has potential additional value in identifying medications brought from home by inpatients, as well as medications brought in by or found on patients brought to the Emergency Department or Shock Trauma Admitting. Speed and accuracy in medication identification in those two areas can mean the difference between correct diagnosis and treatment or not.”
Seth A. Cohen, Pharm. D., Pharmacy Operations Manager for Technology,
University of MD Medical System
