Good Day Pharmacy

Good Day Pharmacy is our on-site pharmacy, which is located inside the Longmont Clinic’s East Building, near Urgent Care.

The Pharmacy is open Monday – Friday from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm. You can reach them directly at 303-776-0709.

Pharmacy Manager: Kate Morgan, PharmD

Good Day Pharmacy’s Services
• Full service pharmacy
• Delivery: home and office delivery service
• Prescription compounding: for patients and their pets
• Most insurance plans are accepted including Medicaid, PacifiCare, and United Health Care
• Workers compensation insurance billing
• Medicare and Medicaid billing
• Assisted living and long-term care medication programs
• Medical equipment sales and rentals
• Jobst compression/support hosiery
• Diabetes and asthma supplies and equipment
• Special ordering for health care supplies

Good Day Pharmacy’s Specialty: Prescription Compounding

Prescription compounding of customized medications tailored to each patient’s individual need. All compounded medications require a prescription from a physician. We only compound products that are not available commercially due to temporary unavailability, product discontinuation, or when there is no same commercially available product. This includes, but is not limited to:

 Compounding for family practice medicine:

• Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (for women and men)
  
• Fungal infections
  
• Migraine headaches
  
• Mouth ulcers
  
• PMS: capsules, troches, topical gels, suppositories
  
• Arthritis
  
• Sports injuries
  
• Sore throat: lollipops, troches, anesthetics, oral rinses
  
• Bad breath
  
• Psoriasis
  
• Hemorrhoids
  
• Anal fissures
  

Bio-identical (natural) hormones for women and men using hormones that are identical to those produced in the human body

• Estrogen
  
• Progesterone
  
• Testosterone
  
• DHEA
  

Pain management creams and gels (prescription strength) customized for each patient

Sports medicine preparations:

• Topical transdermal gels for muscle aches and muscle cramps
  
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
  
• Sprains and trigger points
  
• Topical antifungals for athlete’s foot and nail fungus
  
• Creams for calluses and dry skin
  

Dental compounding:

• Analgesics
  
• Antivirals
  
• Antibiotics
  
• Topical anesthetics
  
• Sedatives
  
• Dry socket mixtures
  
• Root canal paste
  
• Plaque removal solutions
  
• Plaque disclosure solutions
  
• Oral rinses
  
• Adhesives
  
• Bleaching gels
  
• Crown preps
  

Hospice preparations:

• Nausea & Vomiting: suppositories, troches, suspensions, transdermal gels
  
• Excess Salivation: oral rinses, capsules, liquids
  
• Pain: transdermal gels, suppositories, extended-release capsules, troches, topical gels, injectables
• Neuropathic Pain: transdermal gels
• Dyspnea: inhalations
  
• Seizures: suppositories, rectal gels, transdermal gels
• Dry Mouth: saliva substitute gels and liquids, saliva stimulant troches, sprays, capsules
• Thrush: lollipops, troches, oral rinses, topical bases
  

Wound care preparations: 

• Customized medications that promote the three stages of wound healing
• Eliminate bacteria
• Stimulate macrophages
• Enhance granulation
• Aid in collagen synthesis
• Increase blood flow to wound
• Inhibit formation of skin collagenase to increase collagen synthesis
• Improve functions of red and white blood cells and platelets
• Promote vasodilation
• Inhibit leukocyte adhesion
• Reduce inflammation and pain

Podiatry compounding:

• Antifungals
  
• Transdermal anti-inflammatory agents
  
• Treating calluses
  
• Antivirals for wart removal
  
• Skin softeners and moisturizers
  
• Transdermal treatments for neuropathy
  
• Wound care
  
• Keratinolytic agents
  
• Plantar fasciitis
  
• Antifungal foot powders
  
• Topical powders to treat excessive foot odor and wetness
  

Pediatric compounding:

• Analgesics
  
• Antibiotics/antivirals
  
• Diaper rash treatment
  
• Premature apnea therapy
• Psoriasis/eczema medications
• Resistant head lice treatment
  
• Topical anesthetics
  
• Medicated lollipops and gelatin troches
  
• Pediatric suppositories
  

Dermatology compounding:

• Acne formulations
  
• Psoriasis, eczema
• Sunburn, radiation burns
• Baldness
• Antifungals
• Wrinkle creams
• Fever blister meds
• Wart meds
• Skin bleaching creams
• Plant irritations
• Viral infections
• Scarring

Veterinary compounding for all types and sizes of animals including pets, exotics, large & small wildlife, large and small zoo animals

• Flavoring
  
• Customized medication strength for seizures, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, parasitic infections, appetite stimulation, etc.
  
• Low dose, longer acting insulins
  
• Antidotes/treatments for accidental animal poisoning
  
• Vitamins and tonics
  
• NSAIDS (anti-inflammatories) transdermally to avoid GI tract irritation
  
• Commercially unavailable, combination, custom-formulated products
  
• Protective medicated coatings for wounds or stitches (difficult to lick off)
  
• Transdermal, anti-inflammatory gel for torn ligaments
  
• Hard-to-find medication for urinary tract incontinence
  
• Transdermal anti-motion sickness medicine applied to outer ear surface
  
• Injections and liquids for metal toxicities
  
• Combination or fortified ophthalmic formulas
  
• Hairball remedy for cats
  
• Custom shampoo to treat "rain-rot," a fungal infection in horses