The winners were announced as part of the National Community Pharmacists Association’s Annual Convention, being held Oct. 3-6 in Kansas City.
Moreland & Devitt pharmacist and CEO Scott Stoll, and Cencora national VP Kenzie Hohman discuss how independent pharmacies can turn local trust into policy engagement.
Recognition from J.D. Power coincides with ThoughtSpot, Cencora’s flagship annual tradeshow and conference for community care providers.
A data driven approach boosts members’ business performance and optimizes their marketing and retail strategies.
“The landscape of pharmacy is changing rapidly, and it’s no secret these changes bring challenges,” said Tim Cernohous, senior vice president and president of community, retail and long-term-care pharmacy at Cencora.
A highlight was the presentation of the 2025 Good Neighbor Pharmacy Champion Awards, recognizing three member pharmacies for leadership in advocacy, clinical care, and patient engagement.
Marketplace program helps pharmacies drive front-end business.
The contest is named in honor of two great champions of independent community pharmacy, the late Neil Pruitt, Sr. and the late H. Joseph Schutte.
Sullivan and his team serve small, remote communities including Bacliff, San Leon, Kemah and Dickinson. Most of this area is located in a pharmacy desert, as the nearest pharmacy besides Sullivan’s is 30 minutes away.
