I’m a licensed clinical pharmacist. I teach your patients how to take their prescriptions well, what the evidence says about their supplements, and how to fit the two together safely. With their consent, you receive a copy of everything we cover.
Prefer email? wellness@drcolleenrx.com. I reply within one business day to set up a 15-minute call.
In a national survey analysis, 69% of people taking prescription medications and supplements had not told their family physician about their supplements. The most common reason is simply that no one asked. A dedicated visit gives patients the time to share everything they take.
Source: Canadian Family Physician, 2002 National Health Interview Survey analysis
No paperwork on your end beyond a quick note or call.
Patients with complex regimens, several supplements, or a new prescription are a great fit.
An unhurried telehealth visit covering their prescriptions, supplements, and daily routine.
With consent, a written summary of what we covered, so you know what your patient is taking and why.
Patients book and pay directly, so there is nothing to bill on your end. The initial visit is $149 for 60 minutes, and follow-ups are $99 for 30 minutes. I also provide printed referral cards with a QR code your staff can hand out. Ask for a stack anytime.
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I’m Dr. Colleen Toney, PharmD, founder of DrColleenRx. My work spans clinical pharmacy and clinical research, so I read the evidence behind supplements the way it was meant to be read, and I translate it into plain language patients can act on.
Concierge patients often arrive with questions about supplements they’ve read about or been recommended. I give them a place to bring those questions, so your visits stay focused on what only you can do.
Licensed clinical pharmacist, Palm Beach County and virtual.
Consultations provide evidence-based education on medications and supplements. They do not constitute a diagnosis or prescription.
The referring physician retains full responsibility for diagnosis, prescribing, and clinical decisions.
Dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.