Accurate ordering paired with automatic vaccine inventory management is essential for maintaining the efficiency and effectiveness of vaccination programs. It helps ensure continuity of care for patients, minimizes vaccine wastage, and allows practices to respond effectively to changing demand patterns and public health needs. Accurate Vaccine Ordering & Management… Ensures your practice has an adequate … Continued
When the first COVID-19 vaccines were approved for emergency use by the Food and Drug Administration, it brought hope for the country and a slew of questions for patients and healthcare providers. As a service to our practice community, we’ve pulled together some information that can help your office get ahead of the curve when … Continued
Dalia Brahmi is a practicing physician who has been working in family medicine, reproductive health, and public health education for the last 20 years. In 2021, she joined VaxCare as a Senior Medical Director leading our Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) program—bringing the ease and efficiency of VaxCare to the world of contraceptive implants and IUDs—which … Continued
Our groundbreaking VaxCare Hub and Mobile Hub keep gaining fans—and attention. The latest comes from Google, who have published a story about our Hubs on their Android Enterprise blog written in collaboration with chief product officer Evan Landis. It was a pleasure to delve into our bespoke Android Enterprise hardware products, created in partnership with … Continued
As flu season approaches, it’s once again time to set up (or locate) your annual flu clinic. VaxCare held our very own drive-through flu clinic at our headquarters in Orlando last week. With the help of a few Mobile Hubs and our team of enthusiastic volunteers, we vaccinated over 100 employees and their families. It … Continued
Given the expense of vaccines—especially the newer ones for human papillomavirus (HPV) and herpes zoster (shingles)—it’s important to make sure you’re in a ‘Goldilocks position’ when ordering: Too much of any one vaccine can lead to spoilage and waste—colloquially known as “cash in the trash.” But too little can also cause problems. Without important vaccines … Continued