LEADERSHIP
BRIAN KRAMER, BS, BA, RPh, MBA
PRESIDENT & CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
PAMELA B. KRAMER, BA, LPhT
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
RON WEINERT, BS, RPh
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, CUSTOMER SUCCESS
PRADIP PATEL, BS, RPh, FASCP, CGP
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT,
PHARMACY SERVICES
PETE TOKE, PharmD, FASCP
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT,
CLIENT DEVELOPMENT
JOEL FISH, BS, CPA
CONTROLLER
JOANNE CU, BS, MBA, LPhT, CHC
VICE PRESIDENT,
BILLING & CORPORATE COMPLIANCE
KAREN SMITH, BS, RPh, MBA
VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS
AMY KURFMAN, BS, RPh
PHARMACIST IN CHARGE, CENTRAL ILLINOIS
GINA GAMBARO, BS
DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
JOHNSON ABRAHAM, PharmD, BCGP
DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL SERVICES
FRANCES IMPASTATO, BS, LPhT
DIRECTOR OF PHARMACY OPERATIONS
DENNIS JOY, BS, MS
DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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Nursing Home Safety Way Up with More Vaccines, Fewer Illnesses
COVID-19 cases in skilled nursing homes (SNFs) have declined 98% since December and accounted for less than 1% of all U.S. cases by mid-May, according to new data from the National Investment Center for Senior Housing & Care (NIC). In fact, more COVID-related fatalities are occurring in the general population of adults over 85
OSHA Temporary Standard Stresses Continued COVID Protections for At-Risk Healthcare Workers
A continued focus on masking and social distancing are central to a new emergency temporary standard (ETS) designed to protect healthcare workers from contracting COVID-19 as the country emerges from the year-long pandemic. Issued by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the standard targets healthcare workers most likely to
Joint Commission Identifies Top Areas of Non-Compliance
The Joint Commission recently released a list of its top requirements identified most frequently as “not compliant” during surveys and reviews for various care settings from January 1 through December 31, 2020. Topping the list for skilled care providers were issues related to licensed independent practitioners permitted to provide care, treatment, and services; implementation
SEE THE LATEST NEWS, EVENTS & SUCCESS STORIES
Nursing Home Safety Way Up with More Vaccines, Fewer Illnesses
COVID-19 cases in skilled nursing homes (SNFs) have declined 98% since December and accounted for less than 1% of all U.S. cases by mid-May, according to new data from the National Investment Center for Senior Housing & Care (NIC). In fact, more COVID-related fatalities are occurring in the general population of adults over 85
OSHA Temporary Standard Stresses Continued COVID Protections for At-Risk Healthcare Workers
A continued focus on masking and social distancing are central to a new emergency temporary standard (ETS) designed to protect healthcare workers from contracting COVID-19 as the country emerges from the year-long pandemic. Issued by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the standard targets healthcare workers most likely to
Joint Commission Identifies Top Areas of Non-Compliance
The Joint Commission recently released a list of its top requirements identified most frequently as “not compliant” during surveys and reviews for various care settings from January 1 through December 31, 2020. Topping the list for skilled care providers were issues related to licensed independent practitioners permitted to provide care, treatment, and services; implementation
SEE THE LATEST NEWS, EVENTS & SUCCESS STORIES
Nursing Home Safety Way Up with More Vaccines, Fewer Illnesses
COVID-19 cases in skilled nursing homes (SNFs) have declined 98% since December and accounted for less than 1% of all U.S. cases by mid-May, according to new data from the National Investment Center for Senior Housing & Care (NIC). In fact, more COVID-related fatalities are occurring in the general population of adults over 85
OSHA Temporary Standard Stresses Continued COVID Protections for At-Risk Healthcare Workers
A continued focus on masking and social distancing are central to a new emergency temporary standard (ETS) designed to protect healthcare workers from contracting COVID-19 as the country emerges from the year-long pandemic. Issued by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the standard targets healthcare workers most likely to
Joint Commission Identifies Top Areas of Non-Compliance
The Joint Commission recently released a list of its top requirements identified most frequently as “not compliant” during surveys and reviews for various care settings from January 1 through December 31, 2020. Topping the list for skilled care providers were issues related to licensed independent practitioners permitted to provide care, treatment, and services; implementation
