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From: tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
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Of Allison and Chip Orange
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 8:16 PM
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Subject: [tabi] free Accessible Prescription Label Program
Accessible Prescription Label Program Now Free for Americans with Vision
Loss
En-Vision America has announced a new program to aid the blind and
visually
impaired in obtaining accessible prescriptions using ScripTalk Station.
ScripTalk Station uses radio-frequency identification (RFID) and
text-to-speech (TTS) technologies to provide information access to those
who
cannot read their prescription labels.
Under the Pharmacy Freedom Program, eligible individuals may obtain a free
ScripTalk Station patient reader. Participating pharmacies attach to each
prescription a small RFID label that contains all printed information. The
ScripTalk Station reads this information aloud to the patient. This system
provides a safe, private, and independent way for the blind and visually
impaired to manage their medication regimen, and also helps pharmacies
comply with ADA regulations in serving their patients.
The ScripTalk Station system is used nationwide by the Veteran's
Administration, and is currently the only product on the market to provide
full label information in a manner that meets ADA, FDCA, and HIPAA
regulations.
Interested individuals may contact En-Vision America to get a free reader
and provide pharmacy details. Pharmacies concerned with meeting the needs
of
their special needs patients may also contact the company for more
information about the program.
For additional information contact:
Anna McClure
En-Vision America
1845 Hovey Ave.
Normal, IL 61761
(800) 890-1180
frontdesk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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