Partnerships · Hospital Systems

A 503a Complement to Hospital Pharmacy

Voshell’s partners with hospital pharmacy services, outpatient programs, and specialty clinics on the most clinically demanding compounded preparations — sterile, specialty, and patient-specific.

When a patient needs a medication that does not fit the standard 503B model, hospital pharmacy leaders need a trusted 503A partner who can help solve the gap quickly and safely. Voshell’s Pharmacy helps hospitals and clinicians support complex patients with patient-specific dosing, allergen-free formulations, sterile compounds, oncology supportive care, and customized protocols built around each patient’s clinical need.

Serving Baltimore-area physicians and hospitals since 1927.

What We Bring to Hospital Partnerships

Sterile compounded preparations under USP <797> — ophthalmic, transdermal, and patient-specific sterile solutions to clinician specification

ABH transdermal gel and compounded palliative care preparations

Compounded oncology supportive care preparations — including magic mouthwash, transdermal compounded preparations, and patient-specific compounded preparations to clinician specification

Cyclosporine and specialty immunosuppressant compounding — patient-specific concentrations under prescription

Pediatric dose-precision compounding — weight-based formulations, flavored preparations, and allergen-free options

Direct pharmacist-to-pharmacist liaison for clinical and operational questions

Where Voshell’s Fits

Hospital partnerships with Voshell’s are not about replacing your in-house pharmacy team. They are about complementing them — supporting patient-specific, sterile and non-sterile compounded preparations that may not be available through standard retail or commercial pharmacy channels. Voshell’s helps hospital teams support the best therapeutic outcome, improve continuity of care, and provide follow-up after discharge to help reduce preventable relapse or readmission.

Voshell’s helps support:

  • Outpatient clinics needing patient-specific compounded preparations
  • Transplant programs requiring specialty immunosuppressant compounding
  • Hospice and palliative care teams needing transdermal and customized comfort medications
  • Pediatric programs needing dose-precise, palatable, allergen-sensitive formulations
  • Specialty clinics — including ophthalmology, dermatology, and oncology supportive care — with customized protocol needs
  • Discharge planning teams needing medication follow-up support after patients leave the hospital

How Partnerships Works

01

Discovery conversation with your pharmacy leadership team to understand patient needs, service gaps, and priority clinics.

02

Compliance, formulary, and operational review to confirm compounding scope, turnaround expectations, communication process, and documentation needs.

03

Pilot one focused service line before broader expansion — such as discharge support, pediatrics, oncology supportive care, ophthalmology, palliative care, or transplant.

04

Ongoing clinical and operational partnership with a dedicated pharmacist contact, defined service expectations, and follow-up support after discharge when appropriate.

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