Vital Care Blog
With three-dozen attendees from across the United States, our virtual Vital Starts program has carried the momentum that has been developed over the past three years by our traditional in-person Vital Starts events around the country. And as the opportunities for Vital Care’s home infusion franchising market are abundant, we can only expect to host more events with more attendees.
Host Christian VonDrehle talks with Jay Arnold about how Vital Care shaped and further defined its culture over the years. In this episode, they mention Patrick Lencioni’s book “The Ideal Team Player” and discuss the “why” behind everything a Vital Care employee does: caring for the patient. Take a listen and see if you would be a good fit as a Vital Care home infusion pharmacy franchise owner.
Vital Care helps pharmacists and pharmacy owners create access to home infusion therapies in their communities. Vital Care franchise owners lead their teams in providing patient care and local sales and marketing, while the Vital Care team provides support services needed for pharmacy launch, growth, and maintenance of your home infusion business success.
Join Christian VonDrehle as he talks with Leah Simmons, PharmD, who recently opened North Mississippi Vital Care in June 2020. Leah shares her experience of opening and launching a Vital Care home infusion business, as well as advice for anyone pursuing owning a business.
The startup costs for a Vital Care home infusion pharmacy can be recouped quickly once you become operational. And we help you with everything you need to get started as soon as you can.
Our first episode features Ross Woods, Pharm D, the clinical pharmacist/pharmacist-in-charge (PIC) and co-owner of Vital Care of Northwest Alabama. Ross shares what it was like getting started as a new pharmacy, the challenges you face as a startup, and how you can nurture your team to succeed.
With three-dozen attendees from across the United States, our virtual Vital Starts program has carried the momentum that has been developed over the past three years by our traditional in-person Vital Starts events around the country. And as the opportunities for Vital Care’s home infusion franchising market are abundant, we can only expect to host more events with more attendees.
Host Christian VonDrehle talks with Jay Arnold about how Vital Care shaped and further defined its culture over the years. In this episode, they mention Patrick Lencioni’s book “The Ideal Team Player” and discuss the “why” behind everything a Vital Care employee does: caring for the patient. Take a listen and see if you would be a good fit as a Vital Care home infusion pharmacy franchise owner.
Vital Care helps pharmacists and pharmacy owners create access to home infusion therapies in their communities. Vital Care franchise owners lead their teams in providing patient care and local sales and marketing, while the Vital Care team provides support services needed for pharmacy launch, growth, and maintenance of your home infusion business success.
Join Christian VonDrehle as he talks with Leah Simmons, PharmD, who recently opened North Mississippi Vital Care in June 2020. Leah shares her experience of opening and launching a Vital Care home infusion business, as well as advice for anyone pursuing owning a business.
The startup costs for a Vital Care home infusion pharmacy can be recouped quickly once you become operational. And we help you with everything you need to get started as soon as you can.
Our first episode features Ross Woods, Pharm D, the clinical pharmacist/pharmacist-in-charge (PIC) and co-owner of Vital Care of Northwest Alabama. Ross shares what it was like getting started as a new pharmacy, the challenges you face as a startup, and how you can nurture your team to succeed.
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