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For Alaska Behavioral Health, Genoa Healthcare’s pharmacy services have been a “game changer”

Aug 15th, 2024

If we can create a system where the lowest expectation of the system is to be successful, then we can start working on other challenges,” says Dr. Curt Wengel, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Alaska Behavioral Health (AKBH).

See how partnering with Genoa Healthcare® has been a “game changer” for AKBH, allowing them to lean on a team of pharmacy experts so they can focus on growing other services.

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