With the pandemic surging, pharmacy chains are planning for new solutions to fight the variants. At the same time retailers are looking to broaden affordable and accessible health care offerings when many people find such services from more traditional providers out of financial reach. Chains are also bolstering their e-commerce appeal to entice omnichannel shoppers.
The year that was like no other is over, and pharmacy operators are looking forward to more normal times, at least starting around summer. One question is how much the elevated status of pharmacists during the pandemic will propel long-term gains for the profession. On the following pages top industry executives address that question and
RENTON, Wash. – Genoa Healthcare, a leading provider of behavioral health pharmacy services, in August marks its 20th year of serving individuals with mental health issues, substance use disorders and other complex, chronic health conditions. To celebrate the milestone, Genoa employees across the U.S. are engaging in 20 “acts of kindness” in their local communities
Editor’s note: This is part of a series of articles on how retailers are responding to the COVID-19 crisis. At an extraordinary moment like this, Genoa Healthcare’s mission — to provide specialized, compassionate pharmacy care to people with behavioral health issues — comes more sharply into focus. Our 516 pharmacies, co-located in community mental health
