Second Pharmacy Opens in Hartford

Genoa, a QoL Healthcare Company, announced the opening of their second on-site pharmacy with InterCommunity, Inc., located in Hartford, Connecticut. Genoa is the largest provider of pharmacy, telepsychiatry, and medication management services for individuals with behavioral health or other complex, chronic health conditions. This is Genoa’s 11 ^th  pharmacy in Connecticut.

“InterCommunity is looking forward to the additional Genoa site, located at our Coventry Street Campus. The partnership we have with Genoa will benefit many of our existing patients within the Hartford area. Both companies, Genoa and InterCommunity, share a commitment to serving the physical and behavioral health needs of those in our communities,” stated Tracey Decker, chief integration officer, InterCommunity, Inc.

A 2016 peer-reviewed  study  published in the  Journal of Managed Care and Specialty Pharmacy  showed that integrated care models that feature onsite pharmacies produce higher medication adherence rates than community pharmacies, as well as lower rates of hospitalization and lower emergency department utilization. In fact, Genoa’s consumers average more than a 90 percent adherence rate.

Genoa is dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of the consumers it serves while saving centers time and money.

About Genoa, a QoL Healthcare Company
Genoa has been serving the behavioral health community for more than 15 years. The company is the largest provider of pharmacy, telepsychiatry, and medication management services for individuals with behavioral health or other complex, chronic health conditions.

Genoa provides services to more than 630,000 individuals annually in 45 states and the District of Columbia, filling more than 13 million prescriptions per year. Genoa is the sixth-largest drug chain in the United States with more than 380 pharmacies located onsite within community mental health centers. For more information, visit  www.genoa-qol.com.

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