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Commentary|Videos|June 19, 2026
Total Pharmacy Solutions Summit Summer 2026: Closing Remarks
Author(s)Brian Nowosielski, Ashley Moose, PharmD
The Total Pharmacy Solutions Summit Summer 2026 concluded with a powerful call to action for community pharmacies looking to balance policy, people, and profitability.
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Keynote speakers Pooja Babbrah and Seth Joseph, from NCPDP and Summit Health, respectively, highlighted that clinical services often appear as cost centers rather than revenue lines until they hit a specific scale, prompting the proposal of FARMS (Pharmacy Health Alliance for Reimbursement Medical Services), regional alliances designed to build momentum between pharmacies and health plans.
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