A clinical tool built for Québec practice. Period.
Pharmia was conceived and designed to meet the needs of Québec pharmacists. It knows the practice framework and uses local references.
Try without an accountA clinical assistant that knows your framework
Most clinical assistants were built for another healthcare system, then translated. In Pharmia, your sources, your laws and your data have been there since the first line.
Your sources first
Québec references come first.
Your laws
Built for Bills 31, 41 and 67.
Your data, here
Encrypted and hosted in Québec.
Your scope of practice is expanding. Your day isn’t.
Starting December 9, 2026: prescription renewals with no time limit, treatment of common conditions, prescribing for already-diagnosed chronic diseases.
“Community pharmacies [...] are grappling with a shortage of both technical and professional staff. This situation reduces the capacity to mobilize the human resources needed to introduce new services and improve the organization of care and services.”
More services, with the same teams. Pharmia absorbs the administrative load.
Try it on a question from your daily practice
A prescription extension, a substitution during a shortage, a travel health case. The kind of question a generic tool only half answers.
