The Chains: Mapping pharmacy’s landscape
From national chains to community-based networks, pharmacy operators are adapting to regulatory changes while boosting investments in clinical care, technology, and access.
From national chains to community-based networks, pharmacy operators are adapting to regulatory changes while boosting investments in clinical care, technology, and access.
Investments in health services reflect the view of pharmacy as a clinical touchpoint and loyalty driver.
Katie Scanlon’s appointment to head the business reaffirms a focus on pharmacist-led care.
‘Customers and patients will continue to have the same great experience.’
Strong year-over-year sales growth that was driven by core pharmacy prescription growth and sale of GLP-1 drugs.
“This investment is really about supporting the pharmacy teams who show up for their communities every day,” said senior vice president of pharmacy Kevin Host.
The business fills gaps in pharmacy deserts through 24/7 access to pharmacists, automatic refills and PillPack.
‘The expansion strengthened our operating model’.
Pharmacists completed thousands of comprehensive medication management visits.
Wedell-Wedellsborg led Danish chain Matas into becoming a digital market leader
The company rolled out Pharmaself24 prescription pickup kiosks across five Midwest locations.
The chain is renewing its emphasis on its core pharmacy and retail platform.
The company was the first grocer to enlist in the Make Health Technology Great Again initiative.
“We are removing barriers with purpose so care fits easily into everyday life,” said chief merchandising officer Musab Balbale.
Members expanding their clinical services can benefit from a streamlined credentialing process.
‘We’ve invested in new tools to help guide, engage and empower customers in their health journey’