April Wrap Up Events
East Tennessee Pharmacy Services (ETPS) wrapped up April by participating in two of our favorite yearly events!
A HOPPIN good time!
Our pharmacy staff at Eastern Tennessee Pharmacy Services (ETPS) had an egg-cellent good time at our 2nd annual ETPS Easter egg hunt this week!
Process, Training and Technology: The Keys to Preventing Medication Errors in Assisted Living
In this guide, you will learn how by standardizing processes, providing ongoing staff education and training and using the latest technology, assisted living leaders and staff can identify and catch errors before they happen, minimizing resident and community risk.
ETPS Pharmacy Attends Pancake Fest 2023
We had a great time and enjoyed delicious breakfast at the Pancake Fest 2023!
Valentine’s Day is sweetest with the Guardian Team
Valentine’s Day is sweetest with the Guardian Pharmacy team in East Tennessee!
Substance Use Disorder in Senior Living: 5 Strategies to Empower Staff to Care for Residents at Risk
Substance use disorder (SUD) among older adults is one of the fastest-growing health concerns in the U.S. As the number of seniors with opioid and SUD continues to increase in assisted living, operators must consider their capacity to manage issues related to SUD and expand access to appropriate care within their community. This guide will
ETPS Welcomes Daniel Dumont
It is our pleasure to welcome our new director of finance & administration (DFA), Daniel Dumont, to East Tennessee Pharmacy Services! Daniel brings a wealth of financial and operational analysis experience to our team.
Happy Holidays!
December brings out the magic in all of us! Our team did not disappoint with their fun and festive outfits for picture day!
ETPS Sponsors Morning Pointe’s Seniors Got Talent Event
East Tennessee Pharmacy Services (ETPS) was thrilled to be the presenting sponsor and attend Morning Pointe’s second annual “Seniors Got Talent” event in Knoxville!
Guardian Pharmacy in the News – Chief Executive
CFO David Morris shares how he and CEO Fred Burke work to keep inflation and labor woes from throttling the provider of medications to assisted-living centers.