This investment furthers Cardinal Health's longstanding advocacy around the future of independent pharmacies and ongoing partnerships with industry organizations to support pharmacists' efforts to build relationships with elected officials at all levels of government.
Members of its leadership team shared their strategies to continue to maximize the company’s potential, including making multiple investments in new facilities featuring the latest automation, technology-enabled customer solutions, and strategic acquisitions.
"We look forward to highlighting the significant opportunities in front of Cardinal Health as we continue to evolve to reach our full potential."
Analysis charts the emergence and future of advanced therapies.
ADSG accelerates growth strategy for Cardinal Health at-Home Solutions.
The company began building a foundation for automation and AI and in 2021, the company formed an AI Center of Excellence to identify promising use cases for the application of AI technologies, and to test whether potential solutions deliver anticipated results.
Musslewhite brings to the board unique expertise in advanced analytics, data, and technology across the healthcare ecosystem. Ramakrishna is an experienced CEO and global technology leader with more than two decades of technology and business expertise
Company raises fiscal year 2025 outlook.
As part of National Diabetes Awareness Month, Cardinal Health is focusing on the Hispanic American population, which is one of the top high-risk populations for diabetes.
The Chemistry Center includes nearly 26,000 square feet of lab space dedicated to innovation and quality assurance and will provide a comprehensive range of testing services.
New facility in Boylston increases U.S. warehouse capacity and expands specialized handling capabilities.
Despite this gap, women pharmacy leaders are making a significant impact in their communities by adding differentiated, patient-centric services, empowering female patients to be more engaged in their care and offering support and guidance to their colleagues.
The partnership will provide funding and scholarships for pharmacists to attend mental health first aid training, and a series of webinars focused on self-care for pharmacists, their staff and patients developed by the NCPA education team.
