Saliba’s sponsors hygiene drive for Phoenix Rescue Mission
Saliba’s Phoenix and Tucson locations participated in a two-week drive to collect hygiene supplies and water for the Phoenix Rescue Mission.
Meet the Team: Desiree Negron
This month, the spotlight is on Desiree Negron, one of our customer liaisons based in our Phoenix pharmacy.
Saliba’s Booth Won Second Place at the AHCA Convention
Saliba’s was proud to participate in and sponsor the Arizona Health Care Association 2019 Annual Convention & Expo on June 18-19, 2019 at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale.
Saliba’s accepts all ePrescriptions
Saliba’s accepts all ePrescriptions, including all controlled drugs, from physicians through our interface.
Meet The Team: Nancy Williams
Each month, we highlight our customer-facing and marketing team members. This month, we focus on Nancy Williams, one of our Nurse Account Managers based in our pharmacy in Phoenix.
Saliba’s Celebrates 20 Years of Excellence
2019 marks Saliba’s Extended Care Pharmacy’s 20th year providing high quality services to care facilities.
Meet The Team: Morgan Keener
Saliba’s Extended Care Pharmacy would like to highlight our customer-facing and marketing team members.
Retired pharmacist finds comfort in new home with help from Saliba’s and Brookdale North
Brookdale North Scottsdale, a community served by Saliba’s Extended Care, recently welcomed new resident Lee McCann
Saliba’s Extended Care Pharmacy NEW Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Page
Saliba’s Extended Care Pharmacy’s core purpose is ‘Helping the Caregiver.’ In an effort to support our customers and caregivers, we have recently added a new Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page to our website with answers to questions we often receive about our services. Linked to the questions are short, easy to understand videos that provide
Preparation for the 2019/2020 Flu Season / Flu Vaccination Clinics
It is important to plan for the next flu season. Proper vaccination is important. The flu can have similar symptoms as the common cold, but can have deadly consequences, especially for senior citizens. Those at the greatest risk of developing the flu are children, pregnant women, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. Vaccination