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Jesse Platt recommends tele-pharmacy or branch pharmacy for DCHBCC amid clinic planning
Summary
Jesse Platt, given the floor by the board, told the Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on May 6, 2026 that establishing a tele-pharmacy or a branch pharmacy would be the most effective approach to resolve a pharmacy application conflict related to the DCHBCC; the RFP for medical services providers will be handled in the Commission and RDA meeting.
At the May 6, 2026 meeting of the Daggett County Municipal Building Authority, Jesse Platt addressed the board regarding a pharmacy application conflict affecting the DCHBCC and recommended that the county pursue either a tele-pharmacy arrangement or a branch pharmacy to meet local needs.
Platt told the board that, "based on the area's needs and current capabilities, it was determined that establishing a tele-pharmacy or a branch pharmacy would be the most effective approach." The minutes do not record further detail on costs, timelines, or a formal motion. No vote was recorded on the recommendation.
Board members noted that the RFP for medical services providers will be considered in the Commission and RDA meeting; no additional MBA action was recorded. The minutes do not specify which entity currently holds the pharmacy application, the precise nature of the conflict, or required regulatory approvals.
Next steps recorded in the minutes: the RFP for medical services providers will be handled by the Commission and the RDA, and the MBA did not take formal action on Platt’s recommendation during this meeting.
