And once again, please welcome, Rpharmy

Back in November, we announced that we were changing our name. What we are finding is that even long-time customers of our original software still don’t know that we have more to offer. Here’s that blog once again from November of last year. And a few pictures to help. As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words.

For nearly 30 years, Formulary Productions has been a leading provider of medication safety information. My husband, John, and I invested in this company because we have experienced firsthand the pain of losing a loved one due to misinformation or just plain missing information about medications and their potential complications.

Our initial product, FormWeb, connects all critical pharmacy information into one site at the point of care, helping our clients to ensure the safety of the patients they serve. We are so proud of the relationships we have built over these many years, but we have always felt there is more that we can do.

We recently launched Rhazdrugs, another comprehensive database that not only lists hazardous drugs, but also communicates incredibly important information about the disposal and handling of these drugs. Now we are able to help ensure the safety of our customers themselves.

With this expanded product offering, we made the decision to pull everything together under one company – Rpharmy. We now have a suite of products that completes the circle of support we can offer our customers.

Rest assured that while our name is changing, the level of quality and service that you have come to expect will not change. We believe that this is a critical first step in ensuring future growth and success for our company and our customers.

For those of you we have known and worked with, we thank you, most sincerely, for your trust and partnership over these many years. And for those we are reaching for the first time, we are here to help. I can now be reached at lpaxton@rpharmy.com .

We hope to hear from you soon.

Laura Paxton, CEO, Rpharmy