Community care
Prescription and pharmacist support
Clear answers, coordinated refills, and help understanding how medications fit into daily life.
Learn more →Independent community + long-term-care pharmacy · Beltsville, Maryland
Lead with Knowledge. Navigate with Heart.
Personal pharmacist access. Organized medication support. Reliable coordination.
CareCompass combines the personal attention of a local pharmacy with the medication packaging, delivery, provider communication, and facility support needed when care becomes more complex.
Medication packagingLocal prescription deliveryFacility onboardingMaryland-licensed pharmacy
Meet the pharmacist-in-charge
Pharmacy experience built across community care, assisted living, group homes, behavioral health, and mail-order operations.
CareCompass is led by Ugochukwu Ahubelem, PharmD, MBA, a pharmacist and pharmacy manager with more than a decade of experience serving older adults, patients with complex chronic regimens, behavioral-health populations, caregivers, prescribers, and residential-care programs.
PharmD, MBAClinical and business training.
10+ yearsCommunity, LTC, behavioral health, and mail-order.
Community + LTCAssisted living and group-home workflows.
Beltsville-basedLocal ownership and direct decisions.
Ugochukwu Ahubelem, PharmD, MBAFounder & Pharmacist-in-Charge
One accountable pharmacist-led pharmacy.Patient questions, facility onboarding, prior authorizations, packaging, delivery, and medication coordination stay connected through one local pharmacy.
Trust you can verify
Clear credentials, named leadership, and provider-ready information.
CareCompass is pre-opening, so we are using verifiable facts instead of invented testimonials or unsupported claims.
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Maryland licensure
Verify CareCompass through the Maryland Board of Pharmacy facility lookup.
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Named pharmacist leadership
Meet Ugochukwu Ahubelem, PharmD, MBA, founder and Pharmacist-in-Charge.
Review experience →📄
Provider-ready details
Download pharmacy profiles, secure fax information, and referral instructions.
View information sheet →🔒
Privacy-conscious pathways
Patient and prescription details are directed to phone, secure fax, or approved secure channels—not public web forms.
Read privacy practices →Choose your path
Start with the information built for your role.
💊PatientsTransfers, refills, packaging, vaccines, insurance, and delivery information.Patient center →🤝CaregiversAuthorized support, medication organization, and questions to prepare for the pharmacy.Caregiver resources →🩺Healthcare providersSecure referral instructions, pharmacy profiles, fax information, and referral forms.Provider referral center →🏥Facilities & organizationsLTC workflows, packaging, delivery planning, onboarding, and transition support.Facility partnership center →
After-hours contact request
Need a call back when the pharmacy reopens?
Leave only basic contact details. A CareCompass representative will return your call during business hours.
Signature services
Support that follows the medication journey.
Adherence
Organized medication packaging
Medications approved for packaging are organized by date and time, with refill alignment and pharmacist review.
See how it works →
Prevention
Vaccines and health guidance
Age, scheduling, and product availability are confirmed before vaccination.
Vaccine information →How we work
A clear process from first contact to ongoing care.
Each step has a purpose: understand the medication picture, coordinate the next action, protect health information, and close the loop.
Start with the full pictureMedications, timing, authorized caregivers, and care goals.
Coordinate the next stepTransfer, refill, packaging, pickup, or delivery planning.
Use the right channelProtected information moves by phone, fax, or another secure method.
Follow throughClear instructions, a defined contact, and a documented next action.
Pre-opening questions
Let’s plan the right next step.
Patients, caregivers, providers, and facility leaders can contact the pharmacy before opening. Please do not send prescription, insurance, medication, diagnosis, or other protected health information through public forms or ordinary email.