Imagine skipping the doctor’s office and getting all your healthcare needs met at your local pharmacy! In this episode, we explore how in-pharmacy prescribing is transforming community pharmacies into one-stop healthcare destinations.

We'll hear about Parkside Chemists, a community pharmacy in Brooklyn, New York City, leading the way with Well Revolution, a primary care provider that connects patients to board-certified doctors through seamless chat visits—all within the familiar setting of the pharmacy.

During “Free Healthcare Week,” from November 4th to 9th, Brooklyn residents can try this service at no cost. After the event, consultations will remain affordable at $49 per visit, with no appointments or insurance needed.

Hear real patient stories, like Marie’s, who found quick relief for a worrying ear concern at the pharmacy, and learn how in-pharmacy prescribing is making healthcare faster, familiar, and accessible for all.

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Parkside Chemists, Brooklyn

Free Healthcare Week, USA

Imagine walking into your local pharmacy for a doctor’s appointment, not just a prescription!

This episode explores the novel concept of integrating doctor’s visits directly into pharmacies. We’ll visit Neergaard Pharmacy in Brooklyn, the latest host of Free Healthcare Week, an initiative offering free online doctor visits.

Get ready to be surprised as we challenge your preconceived notions of what a pharmacy can be. We’ll discuss how this model is changing healthcare access, especially in areas where doctors are in short supply. We’ll hear from real people like Laura, a busy mom who discovered the convenience of getting specialist care from her neighborhood pharmacy. Plus, we’ll examine the vital role of partnerships between pharmacies like Neergaard and organizations like Well Revolution in making this innovative approach to healthcare a reality.

Tune in to discover how pharmacies are becoming unexpected hubs for convenient, affordable, and accessible healthcare!

Join us as we explore the often-overlooked history of time organization in the doctor's office. From the days of leisurely house calls to the era of the 15-minute appointment, we trace the evolution of scheduling practices and their impact on patient care, physician well-being, and the patient-physician relationship.