Ever since graduating from the University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy in 2014, I dedicated my career to serving low income and rural socioeconomic populations through multiple avenues of community service and volunteerism ranging from Henderson, NC to across the Raleigh-Durham Triangle. Having a majority rural, low-income, and geriatric population I realized that if you don’t have someone to help motivate and support those patients then you are going to have a very difficult time in having your patient take the medications as prescribed to them. I thrived on being a community resource and trusted figure in the Henderson and Durham communities. Yet, the biggest challenge my family faced was when my grandmother, Mildred, started declining due to her dementia, and had to move from Brooklyn to Georgia with his parents. My parents both worked endlessly in trying to accommodate, but we kept finding her wandering out of the house and unintentionally hiding valuables. We never understood why she rapidly deteriorated, until a local pharmacist at her clinic in Georgia identified that she had been erroneously prescribed duplicate medications that lead to her having severe side effects. This solidified my calling towards treating their most vulnerable population, and I never want to see my patients or my parents struggle as much as mine did when catering to Granny. This is why GeriatRx was founded, so that my patients know that you have a trusted health professional treating their loved ones as if they are my own family and fighting for you every step of the way!