Compounding Pharmacies make medicine safe and accessible.

Compounding procedures are demanding, delicate, and precision-based, with little room for error. That’s why best-in-class Compounding Pharmacies must meet safety standards established by trusted regulatory agencies such as ASHRAE, the USP, the CDC, and for hospital-based pharmacies, the Joint Commission. Triatek encourages our partners and clients to remain constantly aware of regulation updates and best practices.

Patients and communities rely on compounding pharmacies for special formulations and medications they just can’t get at ordinary establishments, but this can involve higher energy demands related to ventilation and other considerations. Fortunately, compounding pharmacies have options that reduce energy consumption (and associated costs). This makes them more competitive in the marketplace and helps better direct resources toward what really matters—helping people. Our solutions prepare compounding pharmacies for greater energy efficiency and savings, so that they can better serve their communities

The U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) and other agencies, from ASHRAE to the CDC and (for pharmacies located within hospitals) as well as the Joint Commission, have established a network of complex regulations governing safety standards for compounding pharmacies. Keeping current with ever-changing standards and meeting the highest standards of design for spaces, including working areas, non-hazardous compounding, hazardous compounding, and ante rooms, can be challenging. Triatek solutions remove the guesswork from regulatory compliance, helping to ensure safe and healthy experiences for patients and workers, so that your hard-won reputation for excellence remains intact.