Three CMS-aligned pharmacy templates — F-755 monthly Drug Regimen Review, F-761 Labeling & Storage of Drugs, and F-772 Pharmacy Procedures / Pharmacist Review — bundled together so small and rural SNFs walk into the next survey with the complete medication-management documentation system, not piecemeal forms.
Each template is built on the corresponding CMS Conditions of Participation with editable fields for your facility name, resident identifiers, and staff signatures. Every document is printable and immediate-use — open, edit, and start using it the same day, even if you operate without an in-house pharmacy.
F-755 §483.45(c)(1)–(4) drug regimen review program — monthly pharmacist-conducted review for every resident, identification and routing of clinically significant irregularities to attending physician and DON, physician response chain, care plan integration, bridging plan during vendor/coverage changes, and QA review.
Preview & details → F-761F-761 §483.45(g)(1)–(2) labeling and storage of drugs and biologicals — complete label standard, locked compartment storage, ambient and refrigerated temperature monitoring, controlled substance perpetual inventory, emergency kit inspection, medication destruction log, key access roster, and pre-survey walk-through.
Preview & details → F-772F-772 §483.45(b)(1)–(3) pharmacy procedures and pharmacist review program — written procedures covering acquisition through destruction, licensed pharmacist oversight role, drug regimen review at facility-defined cadence, in-service program, audit and QAPI integration, vendor/coverage bridging plan, and recall response.
Preview & details →"We operate without an in-house pharmacy and I was dreading our next consultant pharmacist review. The F-755 DRR monthly tracker gave my nurses a one-page workflow they actually use. Our consultant said it was the most organized monthly review she'd walked into all year."
"The drug-storage labeling audit is the part of F-761 everyone panics about. The template laid out exactly what our surveyor wanted to see — down to the expired-med bin and the double-locked controlled drawer. We had zero F-761 findings on our last visit."
"I've consulted for 14 facilities on F-772 pharmacy procedure reviews over the last three years. Bought this bundle for one of my smaller clients. It replaces a stack of binder pages they'd been copying off each other since 2019."
The three pharmacy F-tags surveyors cite together — covered together, for $99.
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