Mednow Digital Pharmacy Integrates Pharmacist House Calls Into Medvisit, Its Doctor Home Visit Company, and Announces Amended Terms and Upsize of Senior Secured Convertible Debenture Financing
Mednow Inc. (TSXV:MNOW, OTCQX:MDNWF) expands services through its Medvisit platform, Canada's largest home visit doctor service. The new at-home medication review program, under the Ontario Drug Benefits Program, enables pharmacists to manage medication for housebound patients, enhancing care efficiency. Medvisit, operational for over 30 years, has served over 400,000 patients. Additionally, Mednow has amended its private placement offering of secured convertible debentures to up to
- Expansion of service offerings with the at-home medication review program.
- Track record of Medvisit in serving over 400,000 patients enhances market credibility.
- The offering of
$4,000,000 in secured convertible debentures aimed at strategic acquisitions and working capital.
- None.
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Medvisit is Canada’s oldest doctor home visit company and the largest in the
Greater Toronto Area (GTA). It was acquired byMednow inAugust 2021 - Mednow Pharmacists will perform an in-home medication review and medication cabinet clean up for eligible housebound patients under the Ontario Drug benefits program
- The Medication reconciliation will attempt to flag any potential medication issues for the physician in an easy-to-use report
- Medvisit service has been provided to over 400,000 patients in the GTA, serviced by over 100 Doctors
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Mednow Pharmacy continues it’s push for more clinical services for patients, provided conveniently at their homes
Medvisit’s expanded suite of services includes an at-home medication review program for patients who are not physically able to attend a community pharmacy. The addition of the at-home medication review program, conducted by our team of licensed traveling pharmacists, allows the physician who will see the patient afterwards to focus on treating the patient and not on performing a medication history. Pharmacists are experts in drug therapy and can help as part of the medical team to make processes more efficient. The service is covered for eligible and consenting patients by the Ontario Drug Benefits Program. It is an example of non-dispensing related revenue available to pharmacies in Canada’s largest province.
“By offering this service to patients who are unable to physically visit a pharmacy, we believe we are able to improve medication management and adherence, leading to better health outcomes for our patients. The key is collaborating with the physicians who appreciate a pharmacist doing the medication reconciliation. We all know a senior who could use help cleaning out their medication cabinet, doing a run through of all their medications with a pharmacist, and ensuring that a pharmacist-doctor team can help where needed. We are confident that this program will be well-received by both our existing Medvisit patients and new users and look forward to its contribution to our overall growth and success. Most importantly it is in line with our promise to bring the power of the pharmacy and pharmacist conveniently to where people live,” says CEO and Co-Founder,
Medvisit is Canada’s largest and longest standing doctor house call service, having been in operation for over 30 years. Medvisit conducts approximately 30,000 patient home visits per year and has served over 400,000 patients since inception. Patients that are unable to leave their home rely on over 100 doctors in the Medvisit network for the treatment of acute and episodic illness and injury.
The combination of pharmacy and doctor home visits through the
“Medvisit is a very attractive platform for
Through the Medvisit patient network,
The Company has amended certain terms applicable to the Convertible Debentures previously announced on
Each Unit will consist of one Class A common share in the capital of
The net proceeds received by the Company from the Offering are intended to be used for strategic acquisition opportunities, working capital and for general corporate purposes. The Convertible Debentures issued pursuant to the Offering will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months from the date of issuance.
The Offering remains subject to receipt of TSXV approval and all other necessary regulatory approvals.
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