Ask if Trelegy Is Being Used for Asthma or COPD

November 2020

You may see an increase in Trelegy Ellipta Rxs now that this "three-in-one" inhaler is approved for ASTHMA...not just COPD.

Trelegy contains the inhaled corticosteroid fluticasone furoate...plus two long-acting bronchodilators, umeclidinium and vilanterol.

It's a dry-powder inhaler that's given as a single puff once daily to help prevent asthma symptoms...such as shortness of breath or wheezing.

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Medicare Expect Changes for Medicare Part D in 2021
Medication Errors Prevent Mix-Ups With Meds That Require Reconstitution
Practice Anticipate Many Patients Wanting an Antibody Test for COVID-19
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Substance Use Disorder Stay Alert for Surprising Rxs and OTCs Being Abused
Supplements Listen for Patients Asking About "Memory Supplements"
Med Safety Don't Be Afraid to Speak Up for Safety
Med Administration Help Investigate Whether a Med Can Be Cut or Crushed
Asthma Ask if Trelegy Is Being Used for Asthma or COPD
Immunizations Use Immunization Registries to Optimize Vaccinations