URAC

The Utilization Review Accreditation Commission (URAC) accreditation emphasizes our dedication to delivering exceptional healthcare services and outcomes, which means you can trust our expertise in patient care.

This accreditation takes 10-12 months and is a 5-step process, one of the processes includes an on-site visit to the pharmacy. The committee that reviews applications is composed of experts in health care relevant to their specialty. More detailed information can be found at: urac.org

ACHC

The Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) accreditation underscores our unwavering dedication to upholding the highest levels of patient care and service quality. This accreditation covers specialty, sterile and non-sterile compounding, and hazardous drug handling.

This accreditation consists of a 5-day review of different surveyors, who are all licensed pharmacists, to evaluate our process, documentation, and expertise. Within 3-7 months, an unannounced surveyor will show up to see if the pharmacy is still in compliance as shown from the 5-day review - if yes, the accreditation is given. More detailed information can be found at: achc.org

NABP

The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) accreditation recognizes our compliance with strict pharmacy standards to provide an advanced level of patient care service and dedication to reduce the risks associated with compounding practices and medication safety.

To be eligible for this accreditation, the licensed pharmacy must be in the United States with a current, active license in good standing. To get this accreditation, the pharmacy needs to demonstrate that they’re in compliance with United States Pharmacopeia (USP). USP 795: able to compound quality non-sterile preparations (such as creams or capsules) USP 797: able to compound sterile medications to ensure patient benefit and reduce risks (such as injections or eye drops) USP 800: able to demonstrate how to handle hazardous drugs More detailed information can be found at: nabp.pharmacy

PCAB

The Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB) accreditation ensures that we adhere to the most rigorous compounding standards, guaranteeing that every customized medication we prepare is safe and effective. Only 1% of compounding pharmacies in the country are PCAB accredited.

Established and led by eight national pharmacy organizations:

• American College of Apothecaries
• American Pharmacists Association
• International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists
• National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations
• National Association of Boards of Pharmacy
• National Community Pharmacists Association
• National Home Infusion Association
• United States Pharmacopeia

• Verification that chemicals come from highly reliable suppliers, either from an FDA registered and/or licensed source
• Pharmacists and technicians receive regular, specialized training to ensure and maintain staff competency
• Facility must be free and clear of contamination
• Verification that we routinely send our compounds off to an FDA registered facility for potency testing
• Pharmacy must meet or exceed USP standards for non-sterile compounding and USP standards for sterile compounding