Welcome To Health Care Solutions of Delaware Valley

Our mission is to improve your health and save you money by completing a medication check-up (also known as medication therapy management) and to help underinsured and uninsured patients obtain medications at affordable costs. The education and support provided by HCS empowers patients to take an active role in their health. We serve the entire Delaware Valley region.

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About HCS

Kristin Ball Motley, Pharm.D. MTM Pharmacist

Health Care Solutions (HCS) was created by Kristin Ball Motley, a pharmacist, who sees, first-hand, problems associated with the under-management of chronic diseases, medication non-adherence, and use of multiple medications. She was especially motivated to start HCS after seeing the financial burdens of medication costs on her grandmother and her friend's mother. Her grandmother would often complain about the high cost of her medications. Her friend's mom suffered a heart attack and could not to afford to pay for her medications when she was discharged from the hospital.

These instances, and many others, fueled Kristin's desire to create her own company. She wanted to create a company where her knowledge and skills could be used to help people save money on their medications. It is her hope that if people can afford their medications and are well informed about how to manage their diseases, they will live healthier lives. She strongly believes in the words often said by her mentor, "When you know better, you do better."

Medication Management

A medication check-up is also known as medication therapy management (MTM). It is a face-to-face consultation with an MTM pharmacist who will review all of your medications and lab results. The MTM pharmacist will make sure your doses are correct, check for drug interactions, and help you manage and prevent side effects. The medication check-up will allow the MTM pharmacist to work with all of your other health care providers to make sure you are taking only the medicines you need. All of your questions and concerns about your medicines will be answered during your medication check-up.

Medication Cost Savings

If you do not have prescription insurance or cannot afford to pay your co-pays, the pharmacist will sit down with you to help you access the hundreds of free and discounted drug programs available. We work one-on-one with you to make sure your medications are affordable so that you can take them as prescribed. We do not want you to suffer the consequences of not taking your medications and work tirelessly to help you receive the medications you need.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How can HCS help me save money on my prescription medications?
  
  HCS will review your prescription medications to make sure you are taking only the medications you need. If you are taking a medication that may not be necessary, HCS will contact your physician to determine if you can stop taking that medication. If so, this will save you the expense of paying for that medication.  For example, some people suffer from seasonal allergies and take medication to manage their symptoms (itchy/watery eyes, sneezing, post nasal drip, etc). This person may take this medication all year long, but his allergies are only a problem in the spring. In this case, the HCS could contact that patient's physician to determine if he can safely stop taking that medication. This could save him from paying monthly co-pays for a medication that he does not need at the time.
  
  Additionally, there are many medications that work in a similar manner. Your insurance company may prefer one drug over another. Your physician may prescribe a non-preferred medication which costs you more money. This is not done on purpose. It occurs because your physician simply cannot memorize the preferred drug list for all insurance companies. HCS will compare the drugs that you are on with the drugs that your insurance company prefers. If there is an opportunity to save you money without compromising your health, HCS will ask your physician to change the medication. In certain cases, the more expensive medication is the best medication for you, and it cannot be changed. Your physician will determine this.
  
  Lastly, if you cannot afford to pay for your medications, we will help you access the free and discounted medications available through the pharmaceutical industry.
  
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• How much does the Medication Cost Savings program cost?
  
  There are 2 costs associated with the Medication Cost Savings program. The first is a one-time fee to evaluate your medications. The second is an administrative fee to process each application for those that qualify for free and discounted medications. In order to help as many people as possible, HCS has developed a sliding scale fee schedule. Therefore, both fees are based on 2009/2010 Federal Poverty Guidelines. Please call us at 484-234-2427 so we can provide you with an accurate amount.
  
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• Do I qualify for free and discounted medications if I have prescription insurance?
  
  Even if you have prescription insurance, you may qualify for free and discounted medications if you cannot afford to pay for your medications.
  
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• What is a typical Medication Cost Savings visit like?
  
  When you arrive for your Medication Cost Savings appointment, we will collect your demographic information (name, address, DOB, etc). The pharmacist will sit down with you and evaluate your current prescription medications to determine if there are any ways to save you money on prescriptions. This may take up to 60 minutes.
  
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• What do I need to bring to my Medication Cost Savings appointment?
  

  ID Medicare card Prescription insurance card Proof of income All of your medications – actual medications or a list with strength and directions

  
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• If I qualify for free and discounted medications, where do the medications come from?
  
  The medications come from the manufacturer of that drug. It may be shipped directly to your home or to your doctor’s office.
  
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• If I qualify for free and discounted medications, how long does it take for my medications to arrive?
  
  Your medications should arrive within 6 weeks. In most cases, it may come sooner.
  
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• If I qualify for free and discounted medications, how much medication will I receive?
  
  In most cases, you will receive a 90-day supply of each medication.
  
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• If I qualify for free and discounted medications, how do I get refills?
  
  After you have taken 60 days (2 months) of your medications, you will be responsible for contacting HCS so we can start the refill process.  It is important that your call is timely because we do not want your treatment to be interrupted.
  
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Contact Us

Kristin Ball Motley, Pharm.D.
MTM Pharmacist

Email: kmotley@healthcaresolutionsdv.org

Office: 484-234-2427

Address: 1098 West Baltimore Pike, Media, PA 19063