Pride Medical, Inc. has a full service pharmacy on site for the convenience of its patients. Medications can be billed directly to a patient’s insurance and the patient is responsible for any co-payment or deductible amounts at the time of service. The pharmacy also offers convenient overnight delivery of medications
The pharmacy is staffed by three pharmacists: Jean Robinson, BCSNS, PharmD, Deborah Fincher, and Jason Nash, PharmD. The skill of our pharmacists in Primary and HIV/AIDS patient care and their close working relationship with the medical providers at Pride Medical make it possible for the pharmacy to provide optimum care to our patients.
Jean Robinson, BCSNS, PharmD, obtained her doctorate in pharmacy at Mercer University and is also Board Certified in Nutritional Support. Dr. Robinson offers nutritional counseling to patients upon request by appointment. Deborah Fincher has a Masters Degree in Chemistry and Bachelor of Science Pharmacy Degree as well as specialty training in HIV treatment. Jason Nash, PharmD, received his doctorate in pharmacy from Mercer University. Additionally, Juli Eschenbach, PharmD, who was full time with us for years, serves as a fill-in and substitute pharmacist as needed. She is accredited by the American Academy of HIV Medicine and obtained her doctorate in pharmacy at Mercer University..
The pharmacy is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00pm. The pharmacy can be reached by calling 404.355.3788 and by FAX at 404.355.6370.
*The pharmacy is owned by its corporate shareholders (Lee Anisman, MD; David Morris, MD and Jean Robinson, PharmD). There is no obligation for any patient to use the PMI Pharmacy. The pharmacy staff will happily call or fax the patient’s prescription to any pharmacy of the patient’s choice.
As passed by the Georgia General Assembly, the “Patient Self Referral-Referral Act of 1993” (OCGA 43-18-1, et seq.), as amended, requires that health care providers must notify patients in writing of any investment interest that the provider has in certain health care facilities or services to which he or she may refer patients. The Georgia General Assembly recognizes that such referrals may represent a potential conflict of interest. You, the patient, have the right to obtain healthcare services or items from any facility of your choice, unless forbidden by law, including but not limited to those, listed in this document in which your provider has an interest.