Participating CPPCC locations can provide Complex Medication Reviews at no fee.  These are the eligibility requirements:

• • Unattached patients (not currently with a primary care provider):
    • Must be taking four or more prescription medications for chronic conditions (excluding medications for acute conditions, such as antibiotics for an acute infection); AND
    • Must have a significant unaddressed healthcare need, characterized by complex medical issues, multiple medications, and/or a history of inconsistent monitoring or follow-up related to medication management.

• • For patients who have been referred: Must be referred by an eligible provider (Physician, Nurse Practitioner, Nova Scotia Health Primary Care Site Manager, Family Practice Nurse, Nova Scotia Health Clinic Site Manager or provider, Nova Scotia Continuing Care Coordinator, DSP Intensive Planning and Support Coordinator) who has assessed the individual and determined that this service is clinically appropriate. The referral must be linked to a specific health-related concern or complaint prompting the service.  Note:  Self-referrals are not permitted

A pharmacist will meet one-on-one with you to discuss your medical conditions, medications, lab tests and questions or concerns you have. At the end, you will receive a detailed medication list with the purpose of each drug indicated. Pharmacist will work with you and your healthcare provider to find solutions to any medication concerns. Patients are expected to bring all of the medications that they use to their appointment.  This included over the counter medications, prescription medications, puffers, creams, natural health products. Don’t think you are eligible? Speak to your pharmacist for other options