Ambulatory clinical pharmacy - a service of Lutheran Hospital

12905 West 40th Avenue

Suite 215,

Wheat Ridge, CO 80401

Floor 2, Suite 215

This department offers

Pharmacy
Pharmacy services
Specialty pharmacy

pharmacist with patient

Ambulatory clinical pharmacy team

Lutheran Hospital Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacy Services comprises a team of ambulatory clinical pharmacists and a pharmacy technician who provide care to patients referred to the service for blood thinner monitoring, diabetes, hypertension, heart failure, asthma, COPD, and other chronic disease states. This specialty-type service helps ensure patients are on guideline-directed therapy, achieving their disease state goals, and living healthier lives. Additionally, this team specializes in medication access, mitigating barriers to receiving the medications necessary for optimal care.

How to schedule care

If you’re interested in receiving care from this team, please ask your Intermountain Health provider to refer you to the Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacy team.

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