Now Open!
MedifriendRx® prescription kiosk is now up and running in our brand new location inside the Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas Clinic. The medifriendRx® prescription kiosk allows patients to pick up their medication without having to leave the clinic. There are many benefits to having a prescription kiosk located in the clinic including but not limited to the patient receiving immediate access to their medication and increased compliance.
The machine stands 6ft tall, weighs approximately 600 pounds, can store between 350-400 drugs, and provides all of the care of a pharmacy without the usual cost. If patients have questions about their prescription? Don’t worry, real-time consultations are offered through a video monitor and a private phone attached to the kiosk.
Proud Partner
MedifriendRx® is proud to be affiliated with the Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas (UITCT), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that has a successful 46-year history of providing culturally-sensitive, community-based services to meet the diverse needs of over 76,000 American Indians/Alaska Natives living in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
“I am very pleased with our new location and the changes we made in providing a better patient experience. Showing our ability to not only provide a product to our clients but also our knowledge and services. The future of pharmacy shouldn’t be only focusing on making things faster, but making experiences better. Our kiosk helps in building a stronger relationship between the Pharmacist, Patient, and Provider. Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas is a great representation of what is possible. We originally created this product to help under-served communities. I hope we can expand in these communities throughout Texas and the United States.” – Max Iantorno, CEO medifriendRx®
About Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas
The Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a successful 46-year history of providing culturally-sensitive, community-based services to meet the diverse needs of over 76,000 American Indians/Alaska Natives living in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
UITCT offers the following services: Primary Care Clinic, Dental Clinic, Pharmacy, Behavioral Health Counseling, Employment and Training Program. With a governing board of 9 and a full-time staff of 39, the majority of UITCT’s funding is for the Primary Care Clinic, which is part of the Urban Indian Health Program. Funding sources include Indian Health Service contracts and grants, State of Texas Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer Services Program, U.S. Department of Labor grant, Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs grant, and Federal grants.