Colonial Pharmacy is part of the bedrock of New London, N.H. This cutting-edge community pharmacy started nearly 60 years ago and has long taken a creative approach to finding new products and services to offer. For example, it sells women's clothes because, for whatever reason, those stores don't do well in town. It's that kind of entrepreneurial spirit that has helped Colonial become a beloved community institution. You can learn more about Colonial, including the standout services it provides, in this month's issue of America's Pharmacist®.
Also in this issue:
- A piece on the ways a quality insurance policy can help you weather any storm (literal or figurative). On the patient care side, adding an insurance agent to your staff allows you to keep hold of your loyal patients who face changes in their coverage.
- Another story on how adding an insurance agent to your staff allows you to keep hold of your loyal patients who face changes in their coverage.
- A Q&A on the opportunity to improve patient care, create a new income stream, and ensure patient retention by having an insurance agent on staff.
- A look back at the changes to the PBM reform landscape still reverberating five years after the Supreme Court decided Rutledge v. PCMA.
- An article by Jeff Kircher, RPh, on the various paths open to pharmacy students as they consider different career options after graduation.
- A column by Ben Jolley, PharmD, on technology's role in reconciling PBM billings.
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