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St. Anthony’s Donates Pharmaceutical Refrigerators to Free Clinic

When the St. Petersburg Free Clinic expanded its medical assistance programs, the agency needed additional refrigerated storage space. St. Anthony’s Hospital stepped in to help.

St. Anthony’s recently donated two Helmer pharmacy refrigerators for use in the Free Clinic’s Health Center nursing station/lab and for the Prescription Health Program.

 

Read the full press release from BayCare

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