Pharmacies & Drugstores
The highest-stakes communication surface in everyday life. The wrong word means the wrong dose, the wrong allergen exposure, the wrong day to take the second pill. TinkyTown surfaces allergy disclaimers and counseling-mandate prompts while never substituting for the pharmacist's actual professional judgment.
At the pharmacy counter. Pickup, consult, vaccinate.
Real production tiles drawn from the pharmacy vertical template.
The patron understands the dose.
Allergy disclaimer always on
Every medication or dietary tile carries: "confirm with your pharmacist and your doctor — we cannot guarantee." The auxiliary device informs; it never substitutes for clinical judgment.
OBRA-90 counseling-mandate bridge
"Do you have questions about this medication?" surfaces in 120+ languages. The federal counseling requirement is satisfied even when staff and patron share no spoken language.
Pickup-ID picture flow
Patron verifies name, DOB, address with picture-driven prompts. The deaf or LEP patron is not excluded from the verification step that everyone else gets through in 15 seconds.
Vaccination consent in any language
Picture-driven yes/no with timestamped log for the patient record. The vaccine session starts with informed consent, not with a phone-interpreter wait.
Three regulatory layers, one counter
- ADA Title III (28 CFR § 36.303) — pharmacies are public accommodations.
- State pharmacy-board duty of care — pharmacist counseling and verification obligations apply regardless of patient language.
- OBRA-90 federal counseling mandate — every Medicaid-covered prescription requires offer of counseling; the offer must be understood by the patient.
- HIPAA-compliant flow — the auxiliary device collects no PHI by default; queries are ephemeral and timestamped.
Bring TinkyTown to your pharmacy.
$725/month per location. Pickup flow, counseling bridge, vaccination consent, 20 universal sub-boards, 120+ languages.