Glivara Clinical | Obesity Medication Management + Clinic Workflows

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Which parts of obesity medication management create the most friction or take the most time in your practice?

Choose up to four. Add Other if something's missing.*

Medication access, coverage, or prior authorization Patient education and expectation setting Medication initiation, titration, or follow-up Side-effect, adherence, or persistence support Staff handoffs and escalation Documentation and care coordination Other

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Your answers shape future topics for The AOM Practice Brief. I'll never publicly identify you or your practice.

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Why I'm asking

The prescription is the easy part.

Hi, I'm Gina. I've been a clinical pharmacist for fourteen years, in ambulatory care, hospitals and public health, managing medications under collaborative-practice agreements and protocols. One thing never changes: it's the work around the prescription that wears a practice down.

Anti-obesity medications have brought a lot more of that work into practices like yours. The coverage change that bounces around your team for days. The side-effect question that interrupts your afternoon. The handoff where nobody's sure who owns the next step.

I'm building Glivara Clinical to help owner-led obesity practices get that work under control. We're launching soon, so right now I'm not selling anything. I'm listening. Your answer tells me where to start, and what I learn goes back to you in The AOM Practice Brief.

Gina
C. Gina Anglin, PharmD · Founder & Clinical Pharmacist

P.S. Run an owner-led obesity practice in Maryland or DC? After you answer, you can tell me if you'd like to talk about working together from the start. No pitch, just a conversation.

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