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Conditions We Treat Through Compounding If you or someone you care about has a health condition that requires more than a standard commercial medication can offer, you are in the right place.
Pharmacy Solutions is a PCAB-accredited 503A compounding pharmacy that prepares customized medications across a wide range of therapeutic areas. For more than 30 years, the pharmacy has worked alongside healthcare providers to prepare individualized formulations for patients whose needs cannot be fully met by mass-produced medications. Whether a patient requires a different strength, an alternative dosage form, a medication with certain ingredients removed or a combination preparation that simplifies their regimen, compounding provides the flexibility that standard commercial products cannot. Every medication is prepared based on a prescriber’s specific order and reviewed by a licensed pharmacist. This page provides an overview of the conditions and specialty areas supported through compounding at Pharmacy Solutions.
Explore Our Specialty Areas
Pharmacy Solutions supports healthcare providers and patients across 12 therapeutic categories. Select a topic below to learn more about how compounding may play a role in that area of care.
Anti-Infective Therapy
Customized antimicrobial, antiviral and antifungal formulations prepared in strengths and dosage forms tailored to individual patient needs.
Behavioral and Neurologic Conditions
Compounded medications for neurologic and behavioral health needs, including alternative dosage forms for patients who have difficulty with standard oral medications.
Individualized formulations for cardiovascular and renal patients, including custom strengths and combination preparations.
Chronic Cough and Respiratory Support
Compounded formulations for persistent cough and respiratory concerns when commercial options are insufficient or unavailable.
Dermatology and Allergy Treatments
Customized topical preparations for skin conditions and allergy-related concerns, including formulations free of common allergens and irritants.
Endocrine and Hormonal Disorders
Compounded hormone and endocrine formulations in customized strengths and delivery methods based on provider-directed care.
Gastrointestinal Disorders
Compounded formulations for GI conditions, including preparations designed for patients with swallowing difficulties or ingredient sensitivities.
Hepatic Disease
Individualized formulations for liver-related conditions, prepared with consideration for altered drug metabolism and specific patient requirements.
Oncology
Customized medications for cancer patients, including supportive care formulations, off-label preparations and hazardous drug compounding under USP <800> standards.
Ophthalmic Conditions
Sterile compounded eye preparations including drops, ointments and irrigating solutions prepared in a controlled environment.
Pain Management
Customized pain management formulations including topical preparations, oral compounds and other delivery methods tailored to individual care plans.
Palliative and Hospice Care
Compounded medications designed to support comfort and quality of life for patients in palliative or end-of-life care, including alternative routes of administration.
Why Compounding Matters for Complex Conditions
Many patients with complex or chronic health conditions encounter limitations with commercially available medications. A standard prescription may come in only one or two strengths. It may contain an ingredient a patient cannot tolerate. It may only be available as a tablet when a patient needs a liquid or topical form. In some cases, a needed medication may be on backorder or discontinued entirely. These are not uncommon situations, and for patients managing serious health conditions, they can create real barriers to care.
A compounding pharmacy exists specifically to fill these gaps. By preparing medications on a per-patient basis, compounding gives healthcare providers the ability to prescribe exactly what a patient needs rather than being limited to what is commercially manufactured. This flexibility is especially valuable in specialty areas where patients often require highly individualized care plans.[1]
The Pharmacy Solutions Difference
Not all compounding pharmacies are the same, and the quality standards behind a compounded medication matter as much as the medication itself. Pharmacy Solutions holds PCAB accreditation in both sterile and non-sterile compounding through the Accreditation Commission for Health Care. PCAB accredits fewer than 2% of compounding pharmacies in the United States, and achieving this distinction requires meeting rigorous standards for quality, safety and operational practices.[2]
The pharmacy also maintains compliance with USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> standards, which govern non-sterile compounding, sterile compounding and hazardous drug handling respectively. All formulations are tested through third-party laboratories to verify potency and purity. The pharmacy’s staff includes highly trained, dedicated technicians who pass national exams and hold active registrations. Ongoing monthly training in both sterile and non-sterile compounding ensures the team stays current with evolving standards and best practices.
How the Compounding Process Works
Regardless of the condition or specialty area, the compounding process follows a consistent, quality-driven workflow.
- Your healthcare provider evaluates your condition and determines that a compounded medication is appropriate for your specific needs.
- The provider writes a prescription specifying the medication, strength, dosage form, ingredients and any special instructions.
- The prescription is sent directly to Pharmacy Solutions, where it is reviewed by a licensed pharmacist for accuracy, safety and compatibility.
- The medication is prepared in a PCAB-accredited facility using pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and quality-controlled processes.
- The finished preparation is tested, labeled and either shipped directly to you or made available for pickup.
- Ongoing coordination between your provider and the pharmacy team ensures adjustments can be made as your care evolves.
Serving Patients and Providers Nationwide
Pharmacy Solutions is licensed to ship compounded medications to patients across the United States. The pharmacy works with healthcare providers nationwide and supports a wide range of specialties, from primary care and endocrinology to oncology, dermatology, ophthalmology and pain management. Whether you are a patient exploring compounding for the first time or a provider looking for a compounding partner you can trust, Pharmacy Solutions is here to support you.
For patients who do not currently have a provider familiar with compounding, the pharmacy team may be able to help connect you with practitioners in your area. For providers, Pharmacy Solutions offers clinical consultation, formulary support and a collaborative approach to patient care.
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What I appreciate most is that my provider and pharmacist are working together. I never feel like I am just a number. Every medication is prepared specifically for me, and the team takes the time to make sure I understand what I am taking and why.
Robert D.
Age 54
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Frequently Asked Questions About Conditions We Treat
What conditions can be addressed through compounded medications?
Compounding can support a wide range of conditions across many therapeutic areas, including anti-infective therapy, behavioral and neurologic conditions, cardiac and renal disorders, respiratory concerns, dermatology, endocrine and hormonal disorders, gastrointestinal conditions, hepatic disease, oncology, ophthalmic conditions, pain management and palliative care. The prescribing healthcare provider determines whether compounding is appropriate for your specific situation.
How is a compounding pharmacy different from a regular pharmacy?
A regular pharmacy dispenses commercially manufactured medications in standard strengths and dosage forms. A compounding pharmacy prepares customized medications based on a prescriber’s specific instructions, allowing for individualized strengths, unique ingredient combinations, alternative delivery methods and formulations that exclude certain allergens or inactive ingredients.
What does PCAB accreditation mean?
PCAB accreditation is a voluntary quality distinction awarded by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care. It signifies that a compounding pharmacy has met rigorous standards for quality, safety and operational practices. Fewer than 2% of compounding pharmacies in the United States hold PCAB accreditation.
Can compounded medications be shipped to me?
Yes. Pharmacy Solutions is licensed to ship compounded medications to patients across the United States. All shipments are handled with appropriate packaging, including temperature-controlled shipping when required, to ensure product integrity during transit.
Do I need a prescription for compounded medications?
Yes. All compounded medications require a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider. The provider determines the appropriate medication, strength, dosage form and instructions based on your individual needs.
How do I get started with Pharmacy Solutions?
The first step is to speak with your healthcare provider about whether compounding may be appropriate for your condition. If a compounded medication is prescribed, your provider can send the prescription directly to Pharmacy Solutions. You can also contact the pharmacy directly through the Ask a Pharmacist feature to learn more about the process.
Ready to Get Started? Some pharmacies fill prescriptions. We take care of people.
Tell us a little about what you are looking for and we will take it from there. Whether you have a prescription ready, questions about a therapy your provider mentioned, or just need help figuring out your next step, our team is here and ready to help.
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