Broadway Apothecary is proud to announce that it has earned URAC accreditation in Mail Service Pharmacy. URAC is the independent leader in promoting healthcare through leadership, accreditation, measurement, and innovation. By achieving this status, Broadway Apothecary has demonstated a comprehensive committment to quality care, improved processes and better patient outcomes.
About URAC
Founded in 1990, URAC is the independent leader in promoting healthcare quality through leadership, accreditation, measurement and innovation. URAC is a nonprofit organization using evidence-based measures and developing standards through inclusive engagement with a range of stakeholders committed to improving the quality of healthcare. Our portfolio of accreditation and certification programs span the healthcare industry, addressing healthcare management, healthcare operations, health plans, pharmacies, telehealth providers, physician practices, and more. URAC accreditation is a symbol of excellence for organizations to showcase their validated commitment to quality and accountability.
The Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board awards its Seal of Accreditation to pharmacies that voluntarily participate in the industry’s most rigorous evaluation processes.
Broadway Apothecary is the first pharmacy in the state of Oregon – and one of the first in the nation – to earn the PCAB® Seal of Accreditation.
PCAB national standards are based on the concurrent recommendations of industry experts who validate the pharmacy’s nationally accepted quality control and improvement processes.
Broadway Apothecary underwent extensive evaluation by a PCAB® surveyor to:
- Assess the pharmacy’s system of staff competency maintenance and assurance.
- Inspect the facility, equipment, records and procedures required to prepare quality compounded medications.
- Review on-site testing processes.
- Verify FDA registered and/or licensed sources of chemical ingredients.
- Certify proper licensing in each state the pharmacy serves.
The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety or efficacy.
