Monthly Medication Regimen Reviews
Resident-specific medication reviews focused on appropriateness, effectiveness, safety, monitoring, unnecessary therapy, interactions, and practical follow-up.
Pharmacist-led medication reviews, admission reviews, psychotropic tracking, QAPI support, and practical clinical consulting for skilled nursing, assisted living, and post-acute operators.
SNF · ALF · Memory Care · Post-Acute · Correctional Facilities
Our reports are designed to be easy to scan, easy to act on, and easy to share with nursing, providers, and leadership without pages of unnecessary clutter.
Single buildings or multi-facility groups.Engagements can be built around census, facility type, review volume, and state-specific requirements.
Monthly MRRs, admission and readmission reviews, GDR tracking, QAPI and behavior meeting support, on-site visits, follow-up, reporting, and medication-related compliance support.
The scope can be as focused as monthly MRRs or expanded into a broader long-term care consulting program for one facility or an entire group.
Resident-specific medication reviews focused on appropriateness, effectiveness, safety, monitoring, unnecessary therapy, interactions, and practical follow-up.
Early pharmacist review after admission or return to the facility, with attention to medication changes, duplication, monitoring needs, discrepancies, and issues that warrant follow-up.
Organized tracking of psychotropic use, gradual dose reduction opportunities, documentation needs, and unresolved recommendations so follow-up does not disappear between review cycles.
Medication-related review of facility processes, documentation, trends, and areas that may need attention before they become survey problems.
Identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary medication burden, improve monitoring, and make pharmacy resources work more efficiently for the facility.
Pharmacist participation in QAPI and other quality-focused meetings to help identify medication-related trends, recurring concerns, and practical opportunities for improvement.
Support for behavior, psychotropic, and interdisciplinary meetings, including medication review, GDR follow-up, documentation needs, and resident-specific medication concerns.
Consulting can be structured around the facility's needs, including scheduled site visits, remote review workflows where appropriate, custom reporting, and support during consultant or pharmacy transitions.
No complicated implementation process. We define what you need, build the review workflow, and make follow-up easy for the facility.
Facility type, census, current pharmacy arrangement, state requirements, review volume, and reporting needs.
Secure data access, review cadence, reporting format, communication path, and expectations for recommendation follow-up.
Reports and tracking are adjusted around the needs of your clinical team as the relationship develops.
YJ Consulting is a small, close-knit pharmacist-led team built around direct communication, consistent follow-through, and reports that are actually pleasant to work from. We stay personally involved in the work, so facilities are not passed through layers of account management or disconnected reviewers.
Independent facilities, regional groups, and larger operators can all work with the same close-knit, responsive team.
Our licensure footprint continues to grow. We regularly add states to support new clients and expanding facility groups.
Service availability, consultant pharmacist requirements, and onsite obligations vary by state and facility type. Final scope is confirmed before engagement.
A few things facilities usually want to know before changing or adding consultant services.
Yes. Services can be structured with on-site visits, remote medication and admission reviews where appropriate, or a combination of both. The final approach is based on facility preference, scope, and applicable state requirements.
Yes. Admission and readmission reviews can be added as a separate service or incorporated into an ongoing consulting arrangement.
Yes. QAPI, behavior, psychotropic, and other interdisciplinary meetings can be included in the consulting scope based on the facility's needs.
Yes. The workflow can be standardized across multiple buildings while still allowing facility-specific reporting and follow-up.
Yes. Our consulting services can be structured independently of the dispensing pharmacy, subject to applicable facility and state requirements.
Whether you need monthly MRRs, admission reviews, site visits, QAPI or behavior meeting support, GDR tracking, or a combination of services, the scope can be built around your buildings instead of forcing your buildings into a preset package.
Share the basics and we can put together a scope and pricing approach that fits your current setup.