How ProCompounding Manages Quality
This page is about our lab practices and quality systems. For a detailed explanation of the accreditation itself, see our PCAB-accredited pharmacy credentials; for a plain-language definition, read What Is PCAB Accreditation?.
Quality Systems in Our Johnson City Compounding Lab
ProCompounding prepares patient-specific compounded medications to a prescriber's order. Our quality program combines written procedures, staff competency controls, environmental controls, error-prevention systems, and periodic third-party potency testing depending on the preparation.
- Periodic third-party potency testing, depending on the preparation
- Extensive employee competency exams and final preparation testing
- Strict operating procedures
- Powder containment hoods
- Decontamination, cleaning, deactivation processes
- Compliance with USP 795 & USP 800
- Negative pressure environment compounding hazardous medications
- Humidity, temperature controls
- Surface testing for contaminants
- Error prevention software
- Exposure testing
- Mask fit testing
- Hazardous risk assessment
Independent Accreditation and Verifiable Licensure
ProCompounding holds PCAB compounding accreditation through ACHC. Out of the roughly 3,000 pharmacies that compound, fewer than 200 are PCAB accredited (<1%). PCAB evaluates compounding-specific quality systems and, for non-sterile compounding, references USP <795>; hazardous-drug handling standards incorporate USP <800>. We also publish our pharmacy licensure information so patients, providers, and telehealth partners can verify our credentials independently.
Review our PCAB accreditation details or our state licensure and compliance information.