IV SOLUTIONS OF LUBBOCK
License Information
License Status
Active
License #
17088
Expiration Date
04/30/2014
Date License Issued
04/12/1996
Address
3706 A 20TH STREET
LUBBOCK, TX 79410
LUBBOCK, TX 79410
County
LUBBOCK
Phone
(806) 791-4663
Pharmacy Details
Prior Disciplinary Orders*
Yes
View Order Details Below:
Class of Pharmacy
Community
Type of Ownership
Corporation
Type of Pharmacy
Other
# of Hospital beds
0
* Information relating to disciplinary orders is current as of (30 days prior to this date).
A written request for information regarding prior disciplinary orders may be submitted to the office of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. Disciplinary orders entered pursuant to Chapter 564 of the Texas Pharmacy Act are confidential and not subject to disclosure.
A written request for information regarding prior disciplinary orders may be submitted to the office of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. Disciplinary orders entered pursuant to Chapter 564 of the Texas Pharmacy Act are confidential and not subject to disclosure.
Employment Information
Pharmacist in Charge
HEATON, JESSIE BRENT
Pharmacy Profile ¥
Accessible to disabled persons?
Yes
Participates in the Texas Medicaid program?
Yes
Participates in the Texas Kids Insurance Program (SKIP)?
No
Dispenses prescriptions in response to an Internet order?
No
Delivers prescription to a patient in this state?
No
Translating services
Spanish
Telecomm. for the deaf (TDD)
Other
Telecomm. for the deaf (TDD)
Other
¥ Please note: The data regarding accessibility, translating services, and insurance participation is self-reported by the license holder and no warranty regarding the information is created. Therefore, neither the State of Texas nor the licensing agency accept any legal liability or responsibility or may be held liable or responsible for the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or usefulness of this information. Should you have any concern as to the accuracy of the data in this system, please contact the license holder or facility for clarification.
Services Provided
No
Nuclear
Yes
Out-Patient Sterile Products
No
Out-Patient/Discharge Prescriptions
Yes
Mail Service
No
Long Term Care
No
Class D (Expanded Formulary)
No
Class D (Alternative Visit Schedule)
Yes
Compounding Sterile-Risk Level Low
Yes
Compounding Sterile-Risk Level Med
No
Compounding Sterile-Risk Level High
No
Compounding Non-Sterile
No
AGREED BOARD ORDER #J-11-012
RE: IN THE MATTER OF
IV SOLUTIONS OF LUBBOCK
(PHARMACY LICENSE #17088)
BEFORE THE TEXAS STATE
BOARD OF PHARMACY
On this day came on to be considered by the Texas State Board of Pharmacy the
matter of pharmacy license number 17088 issued to IV Solutions of Lubbock, 3706 A
20th Street, Lubbock, Texas 79410.
By letter dated July 29, 2011, the Texas State Board of Pharmacy gave preliminary
notice to IV Solutions of Lubbock of its intent to take disciplinary action with respect to
pharmacy license number 17088 issued to IV Solutions of Lubbock. This action was
taken as a result of an investigation which produced evidence indicating that IV Solutions
of Lubbock may have violated:
Section 565.001(a)(l), (2) and (12); and Section 565.002(a)(3) of the
Texas Pharmacy Act, TEx. Occ. CoDE ANN. Subtitle J (2005); and
Section 281.7(a)(l2) and (13); Section 291.26(c)(I)(B)(vii); Section
291.31 (I), (14) and (15); Section 291.32(a)(2)(H); Section 291.32( c )(I )(E)
and (F); Section 291.32(c)(2)(B) and (D); and Section 295.3 of the Texas
Pharmacy Board Rules, 22 TEx. ADMIN. CODE (2007), in that, allegedly:
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On or about March 20, 2007, Robby Don Timberlake, while acting as an
employee (pharmacist-in-charge) of IV Solutions of Lubbock, 3706 A 20'h Street,
Lubbock, Texas 79410, dispensed to patient J.K. a compounded preparation of
colistimethate 75mg per 3m! 0.225% NaCI in plastic ampules with directions to "inhale
the contents of I ampule (75mg) via eFlow twice daily as directed." A quantity of 60
plastic ampules was supplied to patient J.K. The prescription that was issued to J.K., a
cystic fibrosis patient, called for colistimethate 150mg/6ml in sterile water with directions
to "add 3m! (75mg) of colistimethate and lml of Bronchosaline to eFlow and nebulize
twice daily as directed." The prescription indicated a quantity of 30. On or about April
26, 2007, patient J.K. began therapy as instructed by the prescription's label. The
prescription was assigned prescription number 20008265. Agreed Board Order #J-11-0 12
IV Solutions of Lubbock
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An informal conference was held in the office of the Texas State Board of
Pharmacy on September 7, 2011, with George Carlisle Birdsong, R.Ph., Corporate
President of Max or National Pharmacy Services, on behalf of IV Solutions of Lubbock,
and Hector De Leon, Legal Counsel for IV Solutions of Lubbock, in attendance. The
informal conference was heard by a Board panel comprised of: Jeaune D. Waggener,
R.Ph., Board Member; Gay Dodson, R.Ph., Executive Director/Secretary; and Carol
Fisher, R.Ph., M.P.A., Director of Enforcement; with Kerstin E. Arnold, General
Counsel. Linda K. Townsend, Staff Attorney, was also in attendance.
At the aforementioned conference, Hector De Leon stated he was present for and
on behalf ofiV Solutions of Lubbock.
Subsequent to the informal conference, IV Solutions of Lubbock retained Julian L.
Rivera as its Legal Counsel.
By George Carlisle Birdsong's appearance at the informal conference, and by his
signature and Julian L. Rivera's signature on this Order, George Carlisle Birdsong and
Julian L. Rivera agree that the Texas State Board of Pharmacy has jurisdiction in this
matter, and do hereby waive the right to notice of hearing, to a formal administrative
hearing, and to judicial review of this Order.
After discussion of the matters previously outlined in this Order, and subsequent
communications, George Carlisle Birdsong and Julian L. Rivera, on behalf of IV
Solutions of Lubbock, agreed to the entry of an Order disposing of the need for further
disciplinary action in this matter. By their signatures on this Order, George Carlisle
Birdsong and Julian L. Rivera neither admit nor deny the truth of the matters previously
set out in this Order with respect to the above alleged violations. Agreed Board Order #J-11-0 12
IV Solutions of Lubbock
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Should this Order not be accepted by the Board, it is agreed that neither the
presentation of the Order to the Board nor the Board's consideration of the Order, will be
deemed to have unfairly or illegally prejudiced the Board or its individual members and,
therefore, will not be grounds for precluding the Board or any individual member of the
Board from further participation in proceedings related to the matters set forth in the
Order.
George Carlisle Birdsong and Julian L. Rivera, on behalf of IV Solutions of
Lubbock, understand that any failure to comply with the terms of this Order is a basis for
discipline under the Texas Pharmacy Act.
At the conclusion of the aforementioned conference, and subsequent
communications, it was agreed among the parties that IV Solutions of Lubbock shall
comply with the terms and conditions set forth in the ORDER OF THE BOARD below.
ORDER OF THE BOARD
THEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, the Texas State Board of Pharmacy
(hereinafter referred to as "BOARD") does hereby ORDER that pharmacy license
number 17088 held by IV Solutions of Lubbock (hereinafter referred to as "Respondent")
shall be, and such license is hereby reprimanded.
It is further ORDERED that Respondent shall develop and implement policies
and procedures for a Continuous Quality Improvement Program for purposes of
preventing and handling dispensing errors. The Continuous Quality Improvement
Program shall include pharmacist peer review in compliance with gu
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