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Senior Care Pharmacists
Anna Marie Wolstenholme, PharmD, CPh
Dr. Anna Marie Wolstenholme graduated with Honors, receiving her Doctor of Pharmacy from Nova Southeastern University in 1999. She is licensed as both a Pharmacist and a Senior Care Pharmacist. She is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy. Dr. Anna is fluent in both English and Spanish.
Dr. Anna Wolstenholme is maintains membership in:
 American Society of Senior Care Pharmacists
Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society
Broward County Pharmacy Association
Dade County Pharmacy Association
American Pharmacists Association
Brian Wolstenholme, PharmD, CGP, FASCP
Dr. Brian Wolstenholme received his Doctor of Pharmacy from Nova Southeastern University in 1999. He is a Board Certified Geriatric Pharmacist and is licensed as a Pharmacist and Senior Care Pharmacist. He is a Clinical Instructor of Pharmacy Practice at Palm Beach Atlantic University and Nova Southeastern University in the colleges of Pharmacy. He also serves as Clinical Assistant Professor at University of Florida College of Pharmacy.
Dr. Brian Wolstenholme is currently serving his second term on the Senior Care Pharmacy Taskforce assembled by the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists. He is a Member and Fellow of the American Society of Senior Care Pharmacists. He also is a member of the Florida Chapter and presently serves on its Education Committee.
Dr. Wolstenholme is the 2010 recipent of Armon Neel Senior Care Pharmacist Award.
Dr. Brian is an Affiliate Member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers, including the Florida Chapter. He also maintains membership in:
American Society of Senior Care Pharmacists
- Florida Society of Consultant Pharmacists
Florida Pharmacy Association
- Broward County Pharmacy Association
- Dade County Pharmacy Association
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What is a Senior Care Pharmacist?
Years ago medical doctors and other health care professionals discovered a need for someone to advise doctors and nursing homes about their patients' medications. Today, every licensed nursing home in the United States is required to have a consulting pharmacist so most doctors are very familiar with what a consulting pharmacist does.
In our not-so-distant past an individual could consult their neighborhood pharmacist at the local pharmacy for any concerns about potential side-effects or possible dangers of combining various medications. Today, for the most part, that knowledgeable person behind the counter is not as easily accessed. Seniors get their medications from a variety of outlets such as their physician's sample supply, mail-order pharmacies, large chain pharmacies, grocery stores, and even health food stores.
The Senior Care Pharmacists at Medisort are something of a combination of that friendly neighborhood pharmacist and a consulting pharmacist. A Senior Care Pharmacist is not only available for consultation; he or she is trained in consulting about medications and Senior health care. Furthermore, through telephone interviews, medical documentation, and in-home reviews, a Senior Care Pharmacist will have a much more extensive knowledge of your health and medical conditions than a neighborhood pharmacist.
Medisort pharmacists augment the place of the neighborhood pharmacist offering education, comforting, and professional advice. (Please see our Services page for details.)
Contact us today for a no-cost preliminary interview or see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for answers to questions you may have.
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