Pharmacy digital signage from the counter to the drive-thru lane — including screens that put a live pharmacist face-to-face with the patient in the car.
Pharmacy digital signage does two jobs: inside, it manages the wait — queue status, pickup-ready boards, and health promotions instead of a crowded counter. Outside, it runs the drive-thru lane — like the Lee's Marketplace pharmacy on this page, where the screen greets patients with a live pharmacist while they wait at the window.
Order-ready displays and queue status that thin the counter crowd without calling names across the store.
Outdoor screens at the lane — instructions, hours, and live video with the pharmacist. How our lane screens work →
Flu-shot season, immunization clinics, and OTC features — scheduled weeks ahead, swapped chain-wide in minutes.
This is Stream's install at Lee's Marketplace: a weather-rated screen at the pharmacy drive-thru that connects the car to the counter — the patient sees the pharmacist, the pharmacist sees the patient, and consultations happen without anyone getting out of the car.
The same video-chat technology runs in our restaurant lanes. See the speaker post →
Screens that carry the pharmacy’s recurring communication: prescription-ready and queue boards, drive-thru lane displays, hours and immunization promos — all updated centrally instead of taped to the glass.
An outdoor-rated display at the lane shows instructions and status, and can run live two-way video with the pharmacist at the counter — real face-to-face consultation at the window, as installed at Lee’s Marketplace.
No — boards show order numbers or configured codes, never names tied to medications. What appears on every screen is entirely under your control.
That's exactly what the photos on this page are. Grocery store signage →
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