Keio University

University Community Pharmacy

As a Health Support Pharmacy Serving the Community

Keio University University Faculty of Pharmacy University Community Pharmacy opened in April 2001 as the first on-campus pharmacy in Japan. As a University Community Pharmacy located on the university campus, it fulfills three important roles: providing practical education for students, serving as a site for clinical research, and acting as a health support pharmacy that contributes to the local community.

Keio University University University Community Pharmacy Exterior

What Is a Health Support Pharmacy?

A health support pharmacy provides consultations for local residents on maintaining and improving their health. University Community Pharmacy began operating as a health support pharmacy in April 2020.

Announcements

Opening Hours

Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Closed: Sundays and public holidays

  • We also carry over-the-counter (OTC) drugs and nursing care products.

  • We accept credit cards.

  • We offer our own specially designed medication notebooks.

  • A 2-minute walk from Onarimon Station, a 6-minute walk from Daimon Station, and a 10-minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station.

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Parking is also available.

Tel: 03-5400-2636

Fax: 03-5400-2637

Facilities

Waiting Area

University Community Pharmacy Waiting Room

Feel free to ask us about your medications anytime.

We value a warm atmosphere, which we create with features such as a wooden counter. The dispensing counter is equipped with partitions to ensure patient privacy. In this relaxed environment, our pharmacists provide easy-to-understand explanations about prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medicines. We are also always available for consultations about medications, health, and nursing care.

Why not check your blood pressure and body fat?

We have a blood pressure monitor and a body fat scale available for use. You are welcome to visit us just to take your measurements, even if you are not picking up medication. Please feel free to stop by.

Dispensary

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Experienced Pharmacists and State-of-the-Art Dispensing Equipment

In addition to precise and meticulous dispensing by our experienced pharmacists, we have implemented a computerized dispensing audit system to ensure patient safety by preventing dispensing errors and checking for drug interactions. To help patients take their medications correctly, and at the request of doctors and patients, we use the latest automatic tablet packaging machine to provide single-dose packaging for tablets and capsules. We can also fill prescriptions for Kampo medicines, as we have a dedicated automatic packaging machine for Kampo decoctions.

Dedicated Automatic Packaging Machine for Kampo Decoctions

Sterile Preparation Room

Dedicated Automatic Packaging Machine for Kampo Decoctions

Equipped for the Preparation of Sterile Products Such as High-Calorie Infusions

To support home healthcare, we are equipped to prepare sterile products such as injectable drugs and high-calorie infusions. Only about 2% of the 60,000 pharmacies nationwide have a sterile room. Therefore, we support community healthcare by implementing a shared-use program that allows other local pharmacies to utilize our sterile room.

Home-Visit Pharmaceutical Management Services

Medication Adherence Robot

Our pharmacists visit patients' homes to manage their medications and provide consultations. We also employ strategies to prevent missed doses and medication errors, such as using medication calendars and pill organizers. For patients who still find it difficult to manage their medications, we may use a medication adherence robot. The robot alerts the patient when it is time for their dose and dispenses the correct medication.

Health Topics

Health self-checks are now available. We encourage you to try them.

  • Glucose and Lipid Measurement with a Fingertip Blood Sample

  • Worried about Cavities, Gum Disease, or Bad Breath? Get an Oral Examination.

  • At-Home Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Test

As a Center for Advanced Practical Training

Practicum in Medication Counseling

Our pharmacy also serves as an educational facility. Department of Pharmacy During the on-campus practicum for third- and fourth-year students, all students practice medication counseling with simulated patients at an actual pharmacy counter. Furthermore, fifth-year students assigned to our pharmacy for their practical training learn advanced dispensing techniques using state-of-the-art equipment and detailed medication counseling under the supervision of experienced pharmacists.

Providing High-Quality Pharmacy Services through Medical DX

Additional Fee for Medical Information Acquisition

Our pharmacy utilizes the Online Eligibility Verification System to acquire and use medication information and other data. We charge the Additional Fee for Medical Information Acquisition, which is granted to pharmacies that are committed to providing high-quality insured dispensing services. To ensure we can acquire and utilize accurate information, we kindly ask for your cooperation in using your My Number Card as your health insurance card.

Additional Fee for System Development to Promote Medical DX

Our pharmacy charges the Additional Fee for System Development to Promote Medical DX by implementing the following initiatives:

  • We utilize the Online Eligibility Verification System to access patients' medical and medication information, which we review and use with their consent when providing dispensing and medication counseling services.

  • We strive to deliver high-quality medical care through Medical DX, which includes promoting the use of the My Number Card as a health insurance card.

  • We are implementing Medical DX initiatives, such as utilizing electronic prescriptions and electronic health record (EHR) information sharing services.

Additional Fee for Enhanced Collaboration

Our pharmacy charges the Additional Fee for Enhanced Collaboration. This fee is granted to pharmacies recognized for establishing a necessary framework for emergencies, such as disasters and outbreaks of emerging infectious diseases, in collaboration with medical institutions, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and other authorities.

Selection of Long-Listed Drugs as an Optional Medical Service

Starting in October 2024, when you are prescribed a medication for which a generic version is available, you will be required to pay a portion of the price difference if you choose to receive the original brand-name drug. For more details, please visit the following website of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

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