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|Expert Interviews|August 20, 2019
Rich Tremonte, EVP and President, Community & Specialty Pharmacy
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Pharmaceutical care continues to be the most accessible and efficient form of care in the country. As health and wellness continue to be a priority, Rich Tremonte, EVP and President, Community & Specialty Pharmacy discusses how independent pharmacies are critical to the communities they serve.
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