HonorHealth Medication Management - Scottsdale Shea Medical Center
Getting here
Driving Directions
The office is located on the HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center campus south of the medical center and on North 92nd Street. Parking is available around the building.
Public Transportation Directions
Valley Metro bus 80 travels along North 92nd Street.
Services
Featured Services
- Anticoagulation management
- Diabetes management
- Chronic disease management
Overview
HonorHealth offers Medication Management to help you get the most benefit from your medications. Adding a Clinical Pharmacist to your care team provides a partnership between you and your physician to help manage high-risk medications. Whether you’re on multiple meds, have diabetes, or take blood thinners, a Clinical Pharmacist will help with your specific needs:
- Review your current medications
- Provide personalized medication education
- Improve medication safety
- Closely monitor medication effects
- Monitor your blood sugar levels
- Fingerstick test for INR if you take warfarin
- Check for drug interactions
- Answer any questions about your medications
- Adjust medications and doses, if needed
- Create a specific medication plan just for you
Frequently asked questions
Q: How much will this cost?
A: This is a benefit covered by most insurance plans, including Medicare. HonorHealth will work with your insurance plan to identify your specific coverage and cost. HonorHealth offers a variety of financial assistance options for uninsured patients.
Q: How can I get started with Medication Management?
A: Please contact your physician to obtain a required referral.
Q: What is a Clinical Pharmacist?
A: A Clinical Pharmacist provides medication expertise as part of your healthcare team. Our goal is to give personalized treatment for the optimal use of your medications in a safe and cost-effective way to achieve the desired outcomes.
Q: How is this different from going to my local pharmacy?
A: The Clinical Pharmacist will work one-on-one with each patient to adjust medications, provide ongoing education, and help overcome challenges. You will continue to receive prescriptions from your local or mail order pharmacy. The Clinical Pharmacist has specialty training in medication management and will give special attention to the medication therapy plan that is right for you.
Q: What are some common reasons for seeing a Clinical Pharmacist?
A: Medications for diabetes, blood thinners, hospital follow-up, and other complex medication regimens.
Q: How will my doctor stay informed about my medication plan?
A: The Clinical Pharmacist will provide a detailed report to your doctor after each visit to the clinic. Your doctor can also see your medication plan in your electronic medical record.
Q: Is this a one-time visit?
A: Depending on your medication plan, some patients may need to come in for one or two visits while others will need ongoing care.
Insurance accepted
Insurance Plans
- BMT
- AHCCCS Complete Care.
- AHCCCS CRS
- Dual-SNP
- 3 Tier Plans
- Banner Employees - Tier 2
- HMO
- PPO
- EPO
- Ameriben
- POS
- Indemnity
- CHS
- Alliance Network
- FEP (Standard, Basic and Blue Focus),
- Workers' Comp
- EverydayHealth PPO,
- BluePathway Plan 2 - Medicare Advantage
- BluePathway Plan 3 - - Medicare Advantage
- BlueJourney PPO - Medicare Advantage
- Classic/Plus - Medicare Advantage
- Medisun - Medicare Advantage
- All
- HMO
- PPO
- PPO Plus
- POS
- EPO
- LocalPlus
- Open Access Plan (OAP)
- CignaChoice Fund Access Plus
- Open Access Plus
- PPO
- RAN
- PPO
- International Travel Insurance
HonorHealth accepts most health insurance plans at its hospitals and physician offices. However, you need to contact your health insurance company to verify your coverage for individual physicians/providers and their physicians before you seek services.