Lumistry has debuted its Second Screen software for pharmacies and its Digital Counter software for patients, an ecosystem of integrated and interoperable tools that address the challenges faced by independent pharmacies.
CHICAGO – CoolerX (formerly Cooler Screens), the technology company powering the in-store retail media and merchandising revolution, today emphasized brand-new data from eMarketer underscoring the significant growth opportunities for in-store retail media advertising.
Discussion about artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to disrupt every industry including healthcare is everywhere we look.
Asembia has introduced a new technology solution designed to improve their services for patients enrolled in ASPN HUB Support Programs.
LexisNexis Risk Solutions, a leading provider of data and analytics, recently announced that its LexisNexis Health Equity and Inclusion Insights has been selected as the winner of the “Best Healthcare Big Data Solution” award in the 8th annual MedTech Breakthrough Awards, an independent market intel
BINGHAMPTON, N.Y. – iA hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony this week at their newly renovated iA national headquarters.
According to the latest BCC Research study, the demand for Pharmacy Automation: Technologies and Global Markets is growing from $7.8 billion in 2023 to $12.7 billion by the end of 2028, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.2% from 2023 through 2028.
NationsBenefits has officially launched NationsBenefits POS, an all-in-one, handheld, point-of-sale terminal that independent retailers can use to easily transact with eligible health plan members.
Sam’s Club has announced significant progress in its rollout of technology that resolves a key member concern – waiting in line for receipt verification to exit the club.
Inventory management and loss prevention continue to challenge businesses within the retail industry. A recent survey by the National Retail Federation, a trade association dedicated to the retail industry ecosystem, reported that collective U.S.
With prescription medication costs on the rise, pharmacies nationwide continue to experience increasing pressures to provide accessible and affordable care to patients while trying to balance the need to offer competitive pricing and a viable business model.
The retail industry at large faces a pervasive issue: labor shortages. For retailers, this isn’t merely a trend, but a pressing reality that demands innovative solutions.
Retail pharmacists are being asked to play an increasingly pivotal role in patient care in their communities, and the stress is putting a serious strain on the system: persistent drug shortages, regulations, burnout, walkouts, and the list goes on.
“Now hiring.” This posting is all too common in the pharmacy sector. A shrinking talent pool frustrates the plans of both chain stores and independents to improve patient care. Yet improving patient care paves the pathway to greater profitability.
The past few years have brought ongoing, unprecedented challenges for retailers. New concerns from higher costs and economic uncertainty to multiple global conflicts show just how connected our world is.
The pharmacy industry stands on the brink of a profound shift. Fortune Business Insights’ projections expect the industry to grow at a 56% rate by 2028, which requires the industry to reimagine itself to meet demand.
