This document describes a pilot study that evaluated the impact of including a pharmacist in the transitions of care process for patients discharged from an inpatient family medicine service. Key findings include: - A pharmacist called patients within 2-7 days of discharge and documented any interventions in the electronic medical record. This reduced medication errors and delays in initiating new medications. - A physician questionnaire found that including the pharmacist improved quality of care, reduced medication errors and prior authorization delays, and saved physician time with medication reconciliation. - The readmission and emergency department visit rates during the 6 month pilot period were lower than the previous 6 months, suggesting the pharmacist interventions may have prevented readmissions.