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Iowa pharmacy error led to overdose, possible death, board says

The Hy-Vee Pharmacy located at 1501 First Ave. East in Newton, was recently charged by the Iowa Board of Pharmacy with dispensing the incorrect prescription to a customer.

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Iowa pharmacists sanctioned for medication errors, narcotic theft

Iowa pharmacists sanctioned for medication errors, narcotic theft
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Board: Pharmacy error led to overdose, possible death

Board: Pharmacy error led to overdose, possible death
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Former Iowa pharmacist disciplined

Former Iowa pharmacist disciplined
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Insulin Patients Can Now Use Special Savings Cards at Hy-Vee

Diabetes patients using insulin manufacturer-sponsored savings cards can now access hundreds of products at Hy-Vee pharmacies. Hy-Vee has launched a program that allows insulin patients to use manufacturer-sponsored savings cards to save on hundreds of insulin products .Patients with diabetes who are covered under commercial or private insurance, or those without insurance who pay in cash, can save on, for example, a 28-day supply of insulin for as low as $35 per month at their local Hy-Vee Phar

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