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A photo illustration of the front of the Chubbuck Health West clinic located at 880 W. Quinn Road.

CHUBBUCK — Health West will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony at its newly remodeled Chubbuck clinic that now features an on-site pharmacy.

According to a news release from Health West, the event will start at 5:15 p.m. on Thursday at 880 West Quinn Road. It will include speakers before the ribbon cutting and tours of the facility will be given afterwards. Refreshments will be provided.

Health West added the pharmacy to its clinic to make it easier for patients to get their prescriptions at their doctor’s office. The clinic has always worked with local pharmacies to make prescriptions more affordable.

The new pharmacy will allow more collaboration between the doctor and the pharmacist to decide which prescriptions are best for patients and to help patients know how best to use their prescriptions.

Pharmacists make an important contribution to improvements in public health. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, collaboration with pharmacists can result in reduced treatment costs and improved patient outcomes.

Health West is a nonprofit, federally funded health care center that is committed to providing more affordable healthcare options for patients.

It offers several types of services, including medical, behavioral, pediatric and dental. It accepts any type of insurance, Medicare and Medicaid. Health West is also considered one of the best places to receive healthcare.

More information about Health West and their services can be found on their website at healthwestinc.org.

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