For retail pharmacies

Turn a Routine Pharmacy Visit Into a Health-Engagement Opportunity

Community pharmacies are among the most accessible points of contact in the healthcare system. Publicom health monitoring equipment gives customers an additional reason to visit, remain in the store and interact with the pharmacy team.

A self-service blood pressure station can complement prescription services, vaccinations, medication counseling and chronic-condition management.

The benefits

Benefits for Retail Pharmacies

Provide a valued community service

Customers can check their blood pressure while filling a prescription, shopping or waiting for a pharmacy service.

Create opportunities for pharmacist engagement

An elevated reading can prompt a customer to ask the pharmacist a question, discuss medication adherence or contact a physician for appropriate follow-up.

Support chronic-care initiatives

Blood pressure monitoring is particularly relevant for customers managing hypertension, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other chronic conditions.

Increase customer interaction and repeat visits

Customers who monitor their blood pressure regularly have a practical reason to return to a convenient and trusted location.

Your screening partner

You run a pharmacy, not a medical-device service desk.

Nearly half of U.S. adults have high blood pressure, and approximately three out of four adults with hypertension do not have it adequately controlled. Because high blood pressure often produces no noticeable symptoms, many people may not recognize their risk until a routine screening identifies a potential problem.

Publicom helps organizations make preventive health awareness more convenient and accessible. Our self-service health monitoring equipment can provide blood pressure and pulse readings, along with options for weight, body composition, fitness evaluation and health education.

The evidence

Connecting Measurements With Care

The CDC specifically recognizes pharmacy-based interventions as an evidence-supported strategy for improving blood pressure management. Research has also demonstrated the potential for technology-supported collaboration between patients, pharmacists and physicians to improve blood pressure monitoring and care.

A consumer survey sponsored by a kiosk manufacturer found that 81% of respondents were willing to share readings from a clinically validated kiosk with a pharmacist, while 92% were willing to share them with a physician. Because this was an industry-sponsored survey rather than independent evidence of purchasing behavior, it should be used as an indication of engagement potential—not as proof that a kiosk will increase store traffic or sales.

Publicom equipment gives pharmacies a natural starting point for conversations about medication, adherence, lifestyle and professional care.

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Recommended monitors

Three stations that fit this floor.

Counter-mount, full pedestal, or wheelchair-accessible flagship — every option is Class II FDA-regulated and AAMI-compliant.

LifeClinic 90550

Counter-mount workhorse. Sub-minute measurement cycle, multiple cabinet finishes, external usage tracking. Fits tight footprints.

LifeClinic LC300

Full-pedestal monitor for higher-visibility lobbies. AAMI-accurate, customizable display panels, built to be seen.

LifeClinic LC500

Flagship station: blood pressure, body weight, blood oxygen, and on-board printing. Wheelchair-accessible variant available.

Take the next step

Give customers another reason to see your pharmacy as part of their healthcare team.

Tell us about the location — single store, regional chain, a co-located clinic. We’ll come back within a business day with the right monitor and a clear price.