Disease States Treated

Medication management and counseling support for patients living with complex, chronic conditions.

Some conditions require more from a pharmacy than a bottle handed across the counter — complex dosing schedules, side effects that need monitoring, and coordination with a physician's office. Arrow Pharmacy's pharmacists provide medication management and counseling support for patients navigating the conditions below, working alongside — not instead of — your treatment team. Patients on these therapies are also frequent candidates for our Specialty Care Services program, which adds prior-authorization help and a dedicated point of contact.

Call (860) 522-9289 if you have questions about any of these programs.

Oncology

Cancer treatment often means a demanding medication schedule and side effects that change week to week. We help patients stay on top of adherence, understand what to expect from each medication, and know when a side effect is worth calling the doctor about.

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C treatment regimens are typically time-limited but demanding — missing doses can affect outcomes. We help patients stay on schedule and understand their medications from day one through completion of therapy.

HIV

Modern HIV treatment relies on consistent daily adherence. Our pharmacists provide one-on-one counseling on regimens, refill reminders, and education on managing side effects and interactions with other medications.

Multiple sclerosis

MS therapies range from self-injectables to oral disease-modifying drugs, each with its own administration and monitoring requirements. We work with your neurologist's office to help you stay on your prescribed regimen.

Rheumatoid arthritis

RA treatment often involves adjusting doses and monitoring for interactions over time. Our pharmacists help you understand each change in your regimen and flag potential interactions before they become a problem.

Medical disclaimer Arrow Pharmacy provides medication dispensing, adherence support, and pharmacist counseling for the conditions below — we do not diagnose or provide primary medical treatment. Always follow your physician's treatment plan; the pharmacy works alongside your care team, not in place of it.

Sources

  1. American Cancer Society — American Cancer Society
  2. National Cancer Institute — National Institutes of Health
  3. American Liver Foundation — American Liver Foundation
  4. Hepatitis C — FAQs for the Public — CDC
  5. HIVinfo — NIH
  6. National MS Society — National Multiple Sclerosis Society
  7. Arthritis Foundation — Arthritis Foundation
  8. NIAMS — National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases