#5: In what areas of consulting does CPS focus? | Leza Hassett | CPS
#1: What should hospitals and health systems be aware of when considering developing a specialty pharmacy? | Jody Miller | CPS
#2: What separates CPS' specialty pharmacy services from the competition? | Jody Miller | CPS
#3: How can CPS assist a hospital create a strategy for specialty pharmacy? | Jody Miller | CPS
#4: How can retail and infusion be an opportunity for health systems? | Jody Miller | CPS
#5: In what areas of consulting does CPS focus? | Leza Hassett | CPS
#6: What separates CPS' consulting services from the competition? | Leza Hassett | CPS
#7: What benefits does a hospital receive when partnering with CPS consulting? | Leza Hassett | CPS
#8: What solutions does CPS have for 340B covered entities? | Leza Hassett | CPS
#9: How has CPS telepharmacy grown or changed? | Karen Alesch | CPS
#10: What separates CPS' telepharmacy services from the competition? | Karen Alesch | CPS
#11: How does CPS onboard new clients with telepharmacy services? | Karen Alesch | CPS
#12: What benefits does a hospital receive when partnering with CPS telepharmacy? | Karen Alesch | CPS
#13: How does CPS transform a hopsital's pharmacy? | Marcia Gutfeld | CPS
#14: How does CPS help hospitals and health systems tackle inflated drug costs? | Marcia Gutfeld | CPS
#15: Why should a hospital executive focus on the pharmacy? | Marcia Gutfeld | CPS
Founded nearly 50 years ago and employing over 2,500 clinical, regulatory, and operational pharmacy professionals, Comprehensive Pharmacy Services is the nation’s oldest and largest provider of pharmacy support services to more than 700 hospitals and healthcare facilities across the United States and Puerto Rico. CPS helps hospital pharmacists tackle complex problems such as medication reconciliation, hyper-inflated drug costs, standardization, centralized distribution, regulatory & compliance, and 340B programs leading to increased quality, reduced admissions and lower costs.
