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The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah announced that the Cedar City clinic is in the final stages of opening an onsite pharmacy. This new service is intended to provide greater convenience for patients receiving medical, dental, or behavioral services.
Key takeaways
The Cedar City clinic is finalizing the opening of an onsite pharmacy.
The pharmacy will serve patients following medical, dental, and behavioral appointments.
The addition is intended to increase convenience for clinic visitors.
The Cedar City clinic is in the final stages of opening an onsite pharmacy, according to a notice from the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah. The addition aims to provide more convenience by allowing patients to access prescriptions immediately following medical, dental, or behavioral appointments.
The new pharmacy is intended to expand the clinic's existing one-stop services. Patients will be able to walk from their appointments directly to the pharmacy for prescriptions. Further details regarding the pharmacy are expected to be released soon.
