In today’s digital age, having a mobile app for your pharmacy can significantly enhance customer experience, streamline operations, and boost overall business growth. Here are five compelling reasons why your pharmacy should consider investing in a mobile app:
We were thrilled to experience unprecedented interest in PK+ Telehealth offerings from the visitors who visited us in our booth at the Canadian pavilion during Arab Health 2023 and the out-reach mission to Saudi Arabia, where many of the visitors even returned two or three times to get in-depth information and answers they need.
The PK+ Telehealth Suite™, an integrated digital application that provide healthcare providers & their patients with advanced, convenient, and secure access to a wide range of telehealth services, as well as virtual pharmacy order processing, tracking and patient remote monitoring using AI technology for early detection and intervention.
– For $0.50 per order transaction, you can afford a PK+ MyPharmacyApp!
– Receive Legal prescription (Electronic or Paper) directly to your pharmacy computer.
– Promote your services.
– Streamline your workflow and reduce your pharmacy operating cost.
– Improve your customers’ convenience and waiting time at the store.
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Fast in-store/remote ordering (even if you can’t read your prescription).
24 Hours service to shop at your own convenience.
Choice of free delivery to your doorstep or pick-up from the store.
– No more waiting for the pharmacy to open for business, nor standing in line once they’re in the store.
The PK+ Telehealth Suite from TCE Group allows our
partners to provide their end-users with a wide range of
digital healthcare services as well as pharmacy order
fulfillment.
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