What medications and items does Foundation Care Pharmacy carry?
Foundation Care is a full service pharmacy and your one-stop shop for all your
prescription medication needs.How do I become a patient of Foundation Care?
Contact a patient service representative at (314) 291-1122 or toll free at (877) 291-1122.Once I've become a Foundation Care patient, how can I get my prescriptions filled at
the pharmacy?
Prescriptions can be received by Foundation Care by doing one of the following:
- Patients can drop off their prescription at our pharmacy. Click here for driving directions.
- Physicians can call or fax in prescriptions.
- Phone: (314) 291-1122 or toll free (877) 291-1122
- Fax: (314) 291-1133 or toll free (877) 291-1155
- Patients or Physicians can mail their prescriptions to our pharmacy.
- Foundation Care Pharmacy
4010 Wedgeway Court
Earth City, MO 63045
Can I transfer prescriptions to Foundation Care Pharmacy?
Yes. Prescriptions can easily be transferred from another pharmacy to Foundation Care.
To coordinate a prescription transfer, contact our pharmacists at:
- Phone: (314) 291-1122 or toll free (877) 291-1122
- Fax: (314) 291-1133 or toll free (877) 291-1155
How do I place an order for a refill?
Refills can be placed by doing one of the following:
- Call a patient service representative at (314) 291-1122 or toll free (877) 291-
1122.
- Refill online by clicking here
- If your prescription refills have expired, Foundation Care's pharmacists will
contact your physician to obtain a new prescription.
- For refills after normal business hours, you may leave a message with our
answering service with your name and phone number where you can be reached
on the next business day.
When should I place an order for a refill?
Refill orders should be placed at least one week before your medication runs out. This
will allow us to make sure that we have your medication in stock when you need it. This
will also allow us to obtain any new prescription that we may need from your doctor
and arrange for convenient delivery.How long will it take to fill my prescription order?
Orders are processed on a daily basis during normal business hours, except for compounded medications. Please allow for at least 24 hours for your prescription order to be processed. For those receiving compounded medications, please make sure to place your order when you have at least a week’s supply of your medication left. For those receiving diabetic supplies, please make sure to place your order when you are opening the last box of product. All prescriptions are scheduled for delivery Monday thru Friday.
In cases where prescription orders cannot be filled immediately, a patient service
representative will notify you of the delay. Delays include: special compounded
medications, no refills left/new prescription required, awaiting prior authorization from
your insurance plan, medication/supplies not in stock, etc.
Foundation Care offers the convenience of free home delivery. Refrigerated items like
compounded medications, Pulmozyme® and TOBI® are sent overnight delivery at no
additional cost.
Is there a home delivery charge?
There is no delivery charge for orders totaling more than $25. Same-day processing and
overnight delivery services are available and can be requested for an additional charge.
Do I have to be home to receive my medication?
Some packages will require a
signature. If you are unable to be at home, we can have your medication delivered to an
alternate address (i.e. a work address, a family member, a neighbor, etc.).
I am having problems logging into my account/ordering a refill. What do I do?
For problems logging into your account (forgot account number or password, etc.) or with placing an online order contact a Foundation Care representative at
(314) 291-1122 or toll free (877) 291-1122. For other site issues, e-mail us at
help@foundcare.com and clearly explain the problem you are experiencing.
How can I obtain an eFlow® SCF?
The eFlow® SCF is a physician driven program. It is provided to the patient with a “no charge
lease” if they participate in our Respiratory Medication Management Program and acquire their
nebulized medications from Foundation Care (a chronic inhaled antibiotic is required for
participation).
Upon receipt of a prescription from a physician for the eFlow® SCF and chronic antibiotic
medications, Foundation Care will dispense the device and medication(s). The eFlow® SCF and
the medications nebulized through the device need to be monitored for compliance. The
eFlow® SCF is a highly efficient nebulizer and many dose dependent medications should be
reformulated to be delivered through the device.
How often is the Aerosol Head replaced?
The manufacturer recommends the aerosol head to be replaced regularly every ninety days of
use.
How much medication should be left in the Medication Reservoir at the end of a treatment?
Only a few drops of medication should remain at the end of a treatment. If more than a few drops remain, clean the stainless steel Aerosol Head. If after proper cleaning, there are still more than a few drops remaining in the Medication Reservoir, contact us at (314) 291-1122 or toll free (877) 291-1122.
How long should each treatment take?
With normal operation and proper cleaning the eFlow® SCF should deliver a 1ml
treatment within 3 minutes. If more than 3 minutes are required to complete your
treatment with 1ml, contact us at (314) 291-1122 or toll free (877) 291-1122.
How often should I be cleaning my eFlow® SCF?
The eFlow® SCF nebulizer handset and the stainless steel aerosol head need to be cleaned after every treatment. Do not use "white" liquid soaps (i.e. Ivory) or antibacterial liquid soaps as these may contain additives harmful to the eFlow.
When I turn on my eFlow® SCF nothing happens. There does not seem to be any power. What is wrong?
If you are using batteries, use the figures in each battery compartment to verify that the batteries are inserted correctly. If the batteries are positioned correctly, check to see if the light is blinking on the Control Unit signaling low battery power. If it is, replace the batteries or use the AC Power Supply.
If you are using the AC Power Supply, check the adapter connection to be sure it is firmly connected to the adapter port located underneath the battery compartment. Be sure that the adapter is plugged into a working wall outlet.
Also as a reminder, the AC Power Supply does not recharge your batteries. It is simply another form of power source. As a recommendation, it is better to use one or the other, not a combined source.
How long will a new set of batteries last?
A new set of batteries will provide approximately 1.5 hours of continuous treatment.What if no mist is coming out of the eFlow® SCF?
First check to be sure that the eFlow® SCF has been assembled properly. Next check that there is medication in the Medication Reservoir. If there is still no mist coming out of the eFlow® SCF, there might be a problem with the stainless steel Aerosol Head. If after cleaning the Aerosol Head the eFlow® SCF still does not function properly, call us at (314) 291-1122 or toll free (877) 291-1122.
What if liquid is leaking from the eFlow® SCF during the treatment?
First of all, make sure that the Aerosol
Chamber has been properly cleaned according to your instructions. Second, be sure that the
Inspiratory Valve is properly attached to the Aerosol Chamber to prevent leaks. Be sure that the
Aerosol Chamber and Medication Reservoir are properly aligned when closing. If they are
properly aligned you will hear a "click" when you connect the pieces together at the hinge. You
will also hear a "click" when the white tab is firmly connected to the Aerosol Chamber.