April 22, 2017 by Brian Bossetta
Bartell Drugs, Christina Ree, pharmacy services
2017, Issue 04-24-2017, Issues, News
SEATTLE — In an effort to bring more accessible and affordable health care to its customers, as well as its employees, Bartell Drugs has expanded its range of pharmacy services to include treatment for a host of noncritical medical services. Starting last month, 12 of the company’s more than 64 stores began offering treatment for
April 3, 2017 by Brian Bossetta
Bartell Drugs, CareClinic, Christina Ree, Kaiser Permanente, specialty pharmacy
2017, Issue 04-03-2017, Issues, News
SEATTLE — Bartell Drugs, America’s oldest family-owned pharmacy, has launched a new specialty pharmacy service that personalizes health care for those experiencing conditions requiring specialized medications. “Being diagnosed and entering treatment can be overwhelming,” states Bartells clinical programs manager Christina Ree. “Our specialty pharmacy program helps take the fear out of the process and replaces
March 27, 2017 by Chain Drug Review
Bartell Drugs, Christina Ree, minor medical care
Leading Headlines, Pharmacy, Retail News

SEATTLE — Bartell Drugs has begun providing treatment for a range of minor medical care needs via its certified pharmacists at select stores. The Seattle-area drug chain said Monday that it’s offering care for such ailments and conditions as insect stings, urinary tract infections, seasonal allergies, burns, human and animal bites, yeast infections and shingles,
March 21, 2017 by Chain Drug Review
Bartell Drugs, Christina Ree, specialty pharmacy
Pharmacy, Retail News

SEATTLE — Bartell Drugs has begun offering specialty pharmacy services that provide personalized support for people with chronic conditions. The Puget Sound-area drug chain said Tuesday that the Bartell Specialty Pharmacy programs are available at all of its 65 locations in Washington’s King, Snohomish and Pierce counties. The service provides pharmacy care for such complex
January 10, 2017 by Chain Drug Review
Bartell Drugs, CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Christina Ree, CVS Pharmacy, flu activity, flu outbreaks, flu shot, flu vaccines, Jay Inslee, Karen Mankowski, Meijer, Walgreens Flu Index
Pharmacy, Retail News

NEW YORK — Reports from pharmacy retailers indicate that flu activity has been on the rise. Supercenter chain Meijer Inc. said Monday that purchases of over-the-counter cold and flu remedies at its stores have climbed 30% in recent weeks. The sales increase, according to Meijer pharmacists, suggests a troubling trend: Many consumers may have passed