In an open letter, made public on the company’s website on Friday, and scheduled for public release in ads in major news outlets across the country, the company highlights what it sees from many operators and facilities as incredible achievements to adapt and innovate solutions during a crisis that has never before been seen at this scale.

We firmly stand with the nursing home and long-term care industry, and recognize their efforts on the frontlines of this crisis.

At SRX we are dedicated to leading innovative developments in the long-term care industry. Even in this time of anxiety and uncertainty, we are doing everything in our power to find solutions to the many challenges the industry is facing in ensuring the health and safety of residents, as well as all the healthcare workers who are on the frontlines in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic.

Managing the drugs that come in and out of your long-term care facility is no small task, and mis-managing your medication-related processes can result in overspending on the second largest cost center for operators (outside labor).

Dhaval Thakkar recently spoke with Skilled Nursing News about how SRX’s drug utilization review (DUR) process helps long-term care operators to reduce their pharmacy spend and better control costs.

SRX is honored to be named Healthcare Tech Outlook’s 2020 Company of the Year among Pharmacy Management Solution Providers.

As VP of Sales and Marketing, Lindsey plays a critical role in developing the relationships and securing key clients that have been responsible for SRX’s success. She is also responsible for sales and marketing at Synergy HCA, a group purchasing organization (GPO) for skilled nursing and long-term care (LTC) facilities.

In 2016, in partnership with Synergy HCA, SRX founded the Synergy Summit. This exclusive, C-level event for the post-acute care (PAC) industry was created to provide our customers, partners, and industry leaders with a carefully curated event with the most relevant content in an intimate, luxurious setting.

Scott Taylor, SRX founding partner and CEO, recently spoke with Skilled Nursing News about the beginnings of SRX and some of the key industry challenges that the company set out to solve when it developed its technology for managing pharmacy spend.