Medicine
Committed to Quality and Safety
Health care systems in Ambala are under strain from the ageing population, technological advancements, increasing dangers to public health, evolving patient expectations, and tightening finances. The cost of treating chronic illnesses and pharmaceuticals is rising in the health care system. These various elements are driving change. By reorienting its priorities from treating diseases and dispensing medications to focusing on patient care and service quality, Philadelphia Hospital is changing to respond to these difficulties and better serve its patients. Philadelphia Hospital has a pharmacy that is wholly integrated. All of your healthcare requirements can be met at Philadelphia Hospital.
Our Pharmacy Services Aim To Achieve The ‘Triple Aim’:
Better Health Outcome
Better Quality Of Care
Lower Costs
Our Pharmacy Team
Philadelphia Hospital provides care in a way that no other facility can. By enhancing access, bringing down prices, and serving as a reliable partner for each significant health moment, we assist people in navigating the healthcare system and their health care. And we always work from the heart. People with chronic or rare diseases frequently need sophisticated therapies and specialized drugs, which can be more expensive for both payors and patients. Our first concern is ensuring that medications are accessible at the lowest cost and without a lengthy wait.
Our pharmacy care teams offer our patients reliable guidance and advice to help them become and remain healthy. We work hard to comprehend each person’s specific requirements and to make sure they may access the care they require. We aim to make it simple for patients to receive their medications in whatever form is most convenient and ensure that prescriptions are accessible at the lowest cost. Every step of the way, our chronic care specialized pharmacy services are your partners in meeting your healthcare needs.
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FAQ
What if taking medicine makes me too sleepy?
You may become sleepy after using some prescription and over-the-counter medicines. There are many sedative drugs, and this can cause balance problems. Dosing regimens are crucial when attempting to prevent the afternoon drowsiness brought on by some drugs. Seniors face this issue, especially since tiredness makes walking more erratic and increases the risk of falling.
How does being older raise the chance of adverse drug effects?
Some medications improve memory, particularly in those with Alzheimer's. Still, other medications can interfere with memory and worsen memory problems, so this is something to look for in seniors. Some prescriptions, such as some sleep aids, might make people a little fuzzy, and they may find getting up and getting to their feet more challenging. They might need to discuss dosing reduction with their doctor if this occurs.
Why do some medications impact the way I use the restroom?
A diuretic drug helps lower blood pressure by removing fluid from the body. Seniors frequently take diuretics, which help to enhance urine production. However, if you take a diuretic, you will have to deal with the side effect of frequent urination. Therefore, you should consider being at home or near a bathroom when taking a diuretic.
What time of the day you take your medication makes a difference?
A dosing schedule is crucial since each prescription has a specified dosage that must be followed, such as once a day, three times daily, etc.