We are looking for a pharmacy partner. We do not have one yet. Sections marked “Illustration” below use sample data, not real patients or prescriptions, to show the workflow we are planning.Program overview →
Viewing as:◈ Prospective pharmacy partner · viewStatus · Looking for a partnerPilot since · 2025
§ Pharmacy partner · we are looking
A pharmacy partner, one queue, one counter.
We are looking for a pharmacy partner. Ìwẹrẹ Care is in pilot at Jakpa Health Centre (2 beds) and Ugbege Health Centre (5 beds) in Warri North, run by INC-USA with The Roli Mabo Foundation. We do not have a pharmacy partner yet. Below is an illustration, with sample data, of how prescriptions from volunteer physicians could reach patients through a partner pharmacy.
Illustration · sample routes Home and centre delivery, to plan with a partner
§ Run 01 · 8:00 AM
A delivery rider
DELIVERED
Jakpa Health Centre and nearby homes · sample route
delivered
§ Run 02 · 12:30 PM
A delivery rider
ON THE ROAD
Ugbege Health Centre and nearby homes · sample route
on the road
§ Run 03 · 4:00 PM
A delivery rider
SCHEDULED
Home deliveries near either centre · sample route
scheduled
§ Run 04 · 7:00 PM
A delivery rider
SCHEDULED
Urgent refills only · sample route
scheduled
§ 04 · Money
Payment terms, agreed in writing.
No standard terms yet Case by case
§ Payment · to be agreed
How payment would work.
To agree/ case by case
We have not set standard payment terms. Medicine pricing, delivery and cold-chain handling will be agreed with each partner pharmacy in writing, before any prescription is filled.
TopicWhat it coversHow
Pricing
How medicines are priced for Ìwẹrẹ Care patients
To agree
Delivery
Whether and how home delivery is paid for
To agree
Cold chain
Handling of insulin, vaccines and other refrigerated items
To agree
Records
How prescriptions are recorded and reconciled
Agreed up front
§ 05 · Controlled substances
Locked cabinet, auditable log, as planned.
Access · pharmacist and program team only (planned) Must follow NDLEA rules
§ Our plan · secured access
Controlled medicines would sit behind a separate gate.
We plan that tramadol, morphine, diazepam and other controlled medicines would be kept in a sealed cabinet with a dedicated log. Each dispense would be co-signed by the partner pharmacist and the prescribing physician, and the log would be reviewed regularly by INC-USA. The partner pharmacy would follow NDLEA rules.
The pill arrives on a motorcycle, warm from the counter.
This is what we hope a partner pharmacy will make possible: a prescription from a volunteer physician abroad reaching an older patient near Jakpa or Ugbege by morning. The rider knows the house, the pharmacist knows the medicine, and the family abroad knows it was delivered.
