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Pharmacy Chain Offers Translation Services
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Kerr Drug Inc is now offering freeSpanish-to-English translation services in11 Charleston, SC, area pharmacies.Available through in-store telephonebasedtechnology, the new service willfacilitate regular communication amongKerr Drug registered pharmacists andSpanish-speaking patients.
By dialing the toll-free number, pharmacistsand Spanish-speaking patientscan automatically be connected with atranslator and carry on interactive conversationsregarding OTC and prescriptionmedications, as well as other healthrelatedissues. The service will also beavailable for Spanish-speaking patientstaking advantage of the regional chain'sclinical services and educational programs,including cholesterol screenings,blood pressure checks, flu vaccinations,and skin cancer screenings.
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