April 19, 2017 by Chain Drug Review
Albertsons Cos., Idaho Board of Pharmacy, Idaho Pharmacy Technician Immunization Training Pilot, Kimberly McKeirnan, Mark Panzer, Safeway pharmacy technician, Washington State University College of Pharmacy, WSU College of Pharmacy
Leading Headlines, Pharmacy, Retail News
BOISE, Idaho — Albertsons Cos. and the Washington State University College of Pharmacy collaborated on a pilot program to provide immunization training for pharmacy technicians. Aimed at expanding patient access to health care services, the pilot led to the first law allowing pharmacy technicians to administer vaccinations, Albertsons said. In turn, that led to an
March 13, 2017 by Scot Meyer and Chain Drug Review
Albertsons Cos., Mark Panzer, Pat Dennis, RangeMe
2017, Issue 03-13-2017, Issues, News
BOISE, Idaho — Albertsons Cos. is partnering with RangeMe, an online platform for product discovery, to scale its retail buying efforts for the general merchandise and health and beauty categories across all of the company’s 19 banners. “This new technology directly benefits our customers and employees alike,” comments Mark Panzer, senior vice president of pharmacy,
March 9, 2017 by Chain Drug Review
Albertsons Cos., Eating Healthy with Diabetes food tours, Mark Panzer
Leading Headlines, Pharmacy, Retail News
BOISE, Idaho — Leveraging the grocery and pharmacy areas of its stores, Albertsons Cos. has expanded its Eating Healthy with Diabetes food tours to help diabetes patients better manage their health. Albertsons said Thursday that through April 30, the Eating Healthy with Diabetes program will offer free guided tours with local registered dietitians at 400
March 2, 2017 by Chain Drug Review
Albertsons Cos., Mark Panzer, Nicky Jackson, Pat Dennis, product sourcing, RangeMe
Leading Headlines, Retail News, Technology
SAN FRANCISCO — Food and drug retailer Albertsons Cos. is adopting the RangeMe platform to scale its retail buying for health and beauty aids and general merchandise. RangeMe said Thursday that Albertsons plans to use the solution across all of its 19 banners, which include more than 2,200 supermarkets and 1,700-plus in-store pharmacies in 35 states
February 23, 2017 by Chain Drug Review
Albertsons Cos., Mark Panzer, naloxone, Narcan, opioid overdoses
Leading Headlines, Pharmacy, Retail News
BOISE, Idaho — Albertsons Cos. is providing no-prescription access to opioid overdose antidote naloxone through its supermarket pharmacies in more than half of the states where it operates. The food and drug retailer said Thursday that nearly 3,000 of its pharmacists have been specially trained to administer Narcan, a naloxone nasal spray, as well as