Innovation Compounding has provided sterile and non-sterile compounding services to physicians, clinics, and patients nationwide for over ten years. The healthcare professionals on our staff are ready to counsel practitioners and patients alike. We’re here to listen to you, answer your questions, and provide you not only with medications, but also the knowledge to reach your desired health goals.

Innovation Compounding also leads the profession in high-quality compounding practices and was certified by the Pharmaceutical Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB). This certification has been awarded to less than 2% of all compounding pharmacies. Additionally, we have been inspected by FDA and can proudly say we are the first high-risk, sterile compounding pharmacy that did not receive a plan of corrective action (483)!

PHYSICIAN SUPPORT

Our staff of health care professionals is here to help you and function as an extension of your practice. Our Doctor of Pharmacy Clinical Team has extensive knowledge and experience customizing medications to meet your patients’ needs. Practitioners deserve information to provide effective therapy and we will provide you the best evidence available to substantiate our recommendations. In addition to researching unique therapy options for your patients, we also provide quick and easy access to information for commonly compounded medications through our Compounding Compass. Click here to learn more about what Innovation Compounding offers for health care providers.

Pharmacy compounding is the process of preparing custom medications for an individual patient’s needs. Compounding pharmacists work closely with physicians and patients to determine the most appropriate therapies and to adjust the strengths and doses of a medication to support the conditions being treated.

Compounding is an essential service in healthcare, especially among patients for whom commercially-available medications are not as effective. Compounded preparations include sterile (intended for the eye, or injections into the body or blood) and non-sterile (ointments, creams, liquids, and capsules).