NACDS’ sustained “Pharmacies. The face of neighborhood healthcare.” campaign seeks to “prevent a rollback of government policies that have enhanced patients’ access to pharmacies during the pandemic”
I visited with Former Vice President Mike Pence at a recent meeting of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100 in Montreal.
NACDS is excited to welcome NACDS-member retailers and suppliers to the fast-approaching 2022 NACDS Total Store Expo — a one-of-a-kind event that brings together the total store to explore new and innovative ways to serve the total person.
With only 25 in-district work days left in July and August, the pharmacy community continues its great work promoting pro-patient, pro-pharmacy policy priorities to Members of Congress and their staff via the NACDS RxIMPACT Pharmacy Tour Program.
Diverse NACDS chain and supplier members developed health and wellness recommendations that leverage the total store for the total person.
The importance of the issue is underscored given rising rates of COVID-19 fueled by Omicron subvariants.
Pennsylvania Governor Wolf (D) on July 11 signed legislation to enhance families’ access to immunizations for children at the pharmacy.
NACDS’ engagement on national issues of critical importance to the industry and the patients it serves continues to generate awareness among the broader national trade association community.
NACDS’ sustained “Pharmacies. The face of neighborhood healthcare.” campaign tells the story of pharmacies’ effectiveness in serving the American public — in times of emergency and every day.
On Thursday, NACDS submitted a letter to the Biden Administration detailing five key recommendations to support a seamless transition of COVID-19 vaccinations from government-purchased product to commercially available supply — while maintaining patients’ critical access to care.
