Our Impact 

Outcomes

Our most recent evaluation is entitled: “Senior PharmAssist: Less Hospital Use with Enrollment in an Innovative Community-Based Program,” and is published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, Volume 66, 2018.

Primary outcome measures were self-reported emergency department (ED) visits and hospital admissions, assessed every 6 months for 2 years. We found a significant decrease in the mean number of ED visits (0.83 visits/year to 0.53 visits per year), the percentage of participants reporting ED visits (49% to 31%), and mean hospital admissions (0.56/year to 0.4/year).  These changes represent an overall decrease in hospital use by one third after two years with us.

Please let us know if you would like a copy of that article or any of our other publications.

These outcomes support our belief that treating each participant as a unique individual with specific attributes and  challenges, and serving as an integral part of their healthcare team has a tremendous positive impact.

Testimonials

Watch these videos to hear what our participants think about Senior PharmAssist!

Quotes from other participants

“We didn’t know anything about these Medicare drug plans or the people involved with them, but we knew we could trust Senior PharmAssist.”

“Senior PharmAssist’s help means I can give more time and energy to my grandchildren instead of worrying about my medicines.”

“Senior PharmAssist has helped my mother maintain her health, her attitude and her daily activities … I will go so far as to say it has kept my mother alive.”

“I could just hug you right now. You have given me hope we can get this sorted out.”

“You’re just full of information today, and I sure appreciate it! Here I am medicated to the gills and didn’t even know it. Some days my mind never does seem to wake up.”

“I like coming here because I can ask questions, and you don’t mind answering them.”

“Many folks love me, but Senior PharmAssist cares for me. Love is a wonderful thing, but you can give me CARE any time!”