iA’s Smart Unit of Use enables ‘seamless and efficient’ Rx fulfillment
A unique feature of the Smart Unit of Use is the ability to pick, label, image and dispense a prescription ready for a pharmacist to verify.
A unique feature of the Smart Unit of Use is the ability to pick, label, image and dispense a prescription ready for a pharmacist to verify.
Implementing an agentic AI pharmacy management software platform today should give chain drug stores more tools to compete in an ever-changing retail industry.
The service is free and anonymous, with no questions asked.
This partnership seeks to improve patient outcomes while tackling the increasing burden of pharmaceutical costs.
The first-ever national pharmacy care network built specifically for pharmacy and grocery retailers.
These stations are designed to make healthcare more accessible and equitable, especially for underserved communities.
Partnership furthers access and affordability of specialty medications and offers personalized support for those with chronic and rare conditions.
The new smart pill organizer has been co-developed with RxCap and solidifies Centor's position as a leader in innovative drug containment and medication adherence solutions. It is now available to U.S. pharmacies through Centor's remote monitoring service.
The winning product was the company’s SnapSlide Rx, a revolutionary child-resistant closure for prescription bottles that improves access to medications for those with physical limitations or dexterity issues.
This milestone marks the third year of a collaboration between the two organizations, reaffirming their mutual commitment to providing enhanced care and support for individuals affected by breast cancer.
The innovative solution provides real-time notifications to designated specialty pharmacy users, alerting them of data errors and missing fields.
First-of-its-kind program aims to reduce pre-requisite costs, which remain common barriers for pharmacy technicians looking to pursue a PharmD degree.
Rapidly integrates digital pharmacy business into Tractor Supply and Petsense by Tractor Supply stores.
The settlement requires Walgreens to pay at least $300 million upfront, with an additional $50 million due if the company is sold, merged, or transferred before 2032.
“These recommendations serve as a road map for health plans and pharmacists to collaborate on building sustainable models that recognize the value pharmacists bring to the health care system.”
"As chair of NACDS, I will be focused on working with industry leaders to strengthen pharmacy’s role as the front door to health care."