Medistat Rx, LLC

Pain isn't just inconvenient, it can be disruptive. Persistent pain can deprive you of life's greatest pleasures. Whether an old injury is the cause or everyday aches trouble you, there's hope and relief out there. Medistat compounds customized medications including topical pain creams. Unlike oral pain relievers, topical pain creams penetrate

Mission & Value Statements
mediStat is a Compounding Pharmacy offering over 2,000 Compounded Medications. mediStat has expanded its product lines to include Sterile Injectables, Hormone Replacement Therapies, Topical Pain Creams, Skin Care Products and other highly specialized medications to meet individual needs of each and every patient. mediStat adheres to the strict guidelines set forth by United States Pharmacopeia to ensure the highest quality medications are available to our patients.
Mission Statement
To establish mediStat as the leader in pharmacy compounding within the healthcare industry by focusing on Patient Care, Prescriber Services and Product innovation as a means to grow revenue and profitability. We will do this while providing a safer and constructive work environment for mediStat associates.
Value Statement
Customer/Patients: At mediStat we understand that the customer is the foundation for our existence. Without the customer, no process or service would exist. To ensure we continue building a strong foundation, mediStat will strive to exceed customer expectations in order to build caring long-term relationships.
Team Members: Respect, support and trust are the foundation of mediStat's teamwork. Each team member's character embodies these principles creating a successful environment. The collaboration of our values focuses on positive attitudes that enable us to be creative and unified in our efforts.
Excellence: The health and prosperity of mediStat is the shared responsibility of all team members. Commitment to superior customer service, quality patient care, growth and innovation produce rewards for all team members.
Community: Dedication to helping build the wellness of our customers and our communities is important to mediStat. Healthy communities make for healthy societies. This focus guides mediStat's involvement, enrichment and dedication both locally and worldwide.
Industry: "It is not about doing the right thing one time, ten times or a hundred times. It is about doing the right thing ALL the time." This mantra highlights the guiding principle of mediStat. Our passion and dedication to safe, quality products fuels our commitment towards excellence.

Compounding 101
Compounding is the process of mixing medications by a pharmacist or physician to meet the unique needs of an individual. The ability to compound medications gives the patient a much wider scope of prescription medication strengths and forms.
If a patient cannot take oral pain medication, a pharmacist can compound a prescription-strength topical pain cream.
If a child needs their medication in a sucker, a pharmacist can compound it.
If a patient is allergic to aspirin, the pharmacist can compound a medication without aspirin.
If there is a medication that is too strong for a patient, the pharmacist can compound the prescription at lower dosages.
If a patient is on hormone therapy, the pharmacist can tailor the medication to meet the hormone requirements of the patient.
When you are prescribed a generic or name-brand drug, the dosage and form are very limited. A compounding pharmacy provides the valuable service to the community of tailoring prescriptions.
"In its traditional form, pharmacy compounding is a vital service that helps many people, including those who are allergic to inactive ingredients in FDA-approved medicines, and others who need medications that are not available commercially"
Kathleen Anderson, Pharm.D, Deputy Director of the Division of New Drugs and Labeling Compliance in FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER).
How the Pharmacy Compounding Process Works
A prescription for compounded medication is generated the same way as any other normal (non-compounded) prescriptions, by visiting the doctor. However, a patient never directly receives a prescription for a compounded medication from the physician unless they ask for it. The prescription is faxed directly from the physician's office to the compounding pharmacy. Upon receiving the prescription, the pharmacy must call the patient to confirm the patient wants the medication and to collect insurance or payment information. For this reason, it is always important for the patient to give the physician the best phone numbers for the pharmacy to reach the patient. After confirmation of the prescription, the medication will be shipped right to the patient's door. The patient must be present to sign for the medication before it is released. The pharmacy will call the patient again to confirm delivery of the package. At any time a patient can call the pharmacy to check the status of the medication or to contact the pharmacist.