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PharmaSmart Programs

Remote access to a validated reading

In rural and underserved communities, the barrier to blood pressure control is often the drive. A PharmaSmart station in the local health unit, pharmacy or community center puts a clinically validated reading within reach between provider visits — and sends the result to the person's phone, where telehealth follow-up can act on it.

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Main Street, not the medical center
Main Street, not the medical center

Why it works here

What the station does for you

  • A fixed screening point —

    for communities without a clinic nearby — self-service, no staffing to find

  • Results by text or email —

    , so follow-up can happen by phone or telehealth

  • Network reporting —

    across every county site, for the public health program funding the placements

Request the Rural health and remote access one-pager →

Built for public health reach

Durable, unattended and remotely managed — one coordinator can run a statewide network of stations without leaving the office.

Readings flow to the Digital Health Tracker and, where integrated, the patient record — so a reading taken in a town of 900 still lands in the chart.

In the field

The Arkansas Department of Health placed PharmaSmart stations in 90 Local Health Units statewide to expand remote access to blood pressure monitoring in rural and underserved communities.

Data capture & reporting

Coverage you can map

Rural programs are judged on access. The station's reporting shows exactly where screening reach grew, county by county — and who was reached for the first time. Every reading the station takes becomes data you own — two of the reports it builds for you:

  • County and site coverage — readings per Local Health Unit, mapped against the population served
  • First-time screener rate — how many users had no recent reading anywhere
  • Telehealth referral conversions — flagged readings that became a phone or video visit
  • Remote fleet health — uptime per site, so a station three counties away never sits dark

Who reads it: state and county public health leadership, FQHC and rural health clinic directors, grant managers.
Cadence: monthly site report · quarterly county coverage review · grant-period exports.

Next step

Let’s talk about a pilot at your organization

Tell us your setting and we’ll bring the matching one-page overview, placement guidance and pricing. One station, one site, is enough to see how your population uses it.

All contact details and office locations →

Request information

Your request goes straight to the PharmaSmart team — or call 800-781-0323, Mon–Fri 9am–5pm ET.