You are viewing this site in an outdated browser! Because of this, you may experience quirks which disrupt the browsing experience. Our suggestion is to upgrade to a newer browser! Our Suggestions Are: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Internet Explorer 9 or later. Thank you for your cooperation!

Contact form

Toggle Upper
You are here: HomeUncategorized Prescription service takes a new name

Prescription service takes a new name

 

       1816 views

Beacon Charitable Pharmacy now is the name for the Prescription Assistance Network of Stark County.

The non-profit organization said it will continue to provide medications, guidance, solutions and hope to uninsured, underinsured and low- to moderate-income residents in Stark and Carroll counties. The new name reflects the services and should help increase local awareness by giving patients and physicians a solution for obtaining prescription medications.

Working with pharmaceutical companies allows Beacon to bring more than $300,000 worth of brand name medications to the community. Each year Beacon dispenses medications that have an average wholesale value of more than $2 million, said Carol Risaliti, executive director of Beacon.

“Our focus is on pharmacy, providing prescription medications to those most vulnerable in our community,” she said.


Comments (0)

Comments are closed.