Patients with chronic ailments can choose a family pharmacist to assist them in their medication usage with personal advice and a plan for all of the medications they use. If you have to use medication for a long time, you can choose a family pharmacist. This is especially beneficial if you take several medications per day.

What does a home pharmacy do?

• Has a full overview of your medication
• Creates a medication schedule for you
• Adjusts your medication schedule for every change
• Guarantees you personal advice
• Works together with your doctor and other caretakers
• Acts as a contact person for all information about your medication

• Offers a full and trustworthy overview of all the medications you take, including prescription drugs as well as over-the-counter medications
• Contains all useful information regarding every medication, including dosage and the times at which it should be taken
• Helps you take your medicine correctly and improves your quality of care
• Can be shared by your home pharmacy with your other caretakers

Sign an agreement with your pharmacy of choice. This includes two items of consent:

• Permission to exchange your health details with your other caretakers electronically.
• Permission to access a full overview of your treatment via your pharmaceutical dossier and to keep this dossier on hand.

• You can always change your family pharmacist and still pick up your medication at any pharmacy.
• You can always end the agreement with your family pharmacist.