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- [Man] They're thinking about,

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"Oh, do I choose to go
fill out this prescription

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and pay for it somewhere, or do I spend my

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money on food?"

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But knowing that they gonna
be getting prescription

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here filled, right at the same site

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at no cost to them,

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you can see the smile on their faces.

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My name is Captain Adetokundo Ajibulu

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of the 109th Medical Dental group.

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[Adetokundo] Well the
process here we have is

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we've tried to make it
easy for the provider

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so their not taxed too much.

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Normally when a provider
writes a prescription

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they will have a runner

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who will bring the prescription to us here

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and they normally give us a script.

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We'll take that script.

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Read and understand what
that script is saying

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and providers know what
we have in pharmacy

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because we have a formularity here

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that is also on their telephones

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and they can access that from outside.

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They don't need to come back here.

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Once they look at that

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and they order a prescription from me

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I'll get it. I'll read it.

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I'll make sure I have that.

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I'll get the right medication,

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cross check it, look at
it again for a second time

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and we'll count here in that pill counter.

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We'll count the prescription here

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and then recount, a second count

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in the bottom of the pill counter here

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and then put it into a bottle.

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Label it appropriately
with the patients name

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and some of our patients,

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most of out patients we encounter in here

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are Spanish speaking patients

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so the prescription of
how to take the medication

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has to be in Spanish.

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I, myself, can speak a
little bit of Spanish,

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but writing is an issue,

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but we have interpreters out there.

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We have a lot of interpreters.

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So I can get someone to come in

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and then help me transcribe
that prescription.

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Prescription goes out to the patient.