Community Practice

Reimbursement issues, sadly, aren’t anything new for pharmacies.

Brand-name drug companies are finding creative ways to extend patent protection, causing patient access problems.

A new rule in Ohio is designed to bring transparency to drug prices in the pharmacy.

Collaboration can take pharmacists all kinds of places-but almost always results in healthier patients.

Pharmacists have a responsibility to help control opioid misuse, but how do you prove that you’re doing everything right?

Affected Products Sold at Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, and Kroger Stores.

Just like paper prescriptions, e-prescriptions still rely on clear communication.

Amazon quietly rolled out a line of OTC products-and that should scare you.

An independent pharmacy opted to settle a wrongful death lawsuit involving an opioid prescription.

In a stock deal, Albertsons will buy the parts of Rite Aid that Walgreens didn't buy.

Pharmacy groups are praising new Medicare Part D opioid limits.

New study finds just how much people like and trust their pharmacists.

Research finds that pharmacists in ACOs improve medication use (and save money).

Pharmacy chains are stepping up to help diabetes patients.

CMS is considering big changes to DIR fees and pharmacists are excited.

Is new technology actually making pharmacy any better (or easier)?

From bioterror attacks to the opioid epidemic, pharmacists are in a great place to help.

What might seem like a convenient option has led to serious errors.

Operation Faux Pharmacy resulted in over half a million drugs seized.

The pharmacy chain announced that CVS Caremark customers will have access to medication costs and lower-cost alternatives.

Two major players in the pharmacy market are joining together.

An independent community pharmacy was busted in a Medicare fraud investigation.

A compounding pharmacist is accused of a "gross breach of professional duty."

A new frontier of tools for diabetes management is here.

How becoming a certified diabetes educator can help improve lives.