CPESN USA Luminary Expert and CPESN North Carolina Luminary Amina Abubakar, owner of Avant Pharmacy & Wellness Centers in Charlotte, N.C., was the recipient of the 2024 NCPA Foundation Sharlea Leatherwood Memorial Trailblazer Award.
The award recognizes an outstanding pharmacy owner whose pharmacy practice blazes a trail for other independent pharmacy owners and future generations of independent pharmacy owners. Click here for the announcement.
CPESN USA, a clinically integrated, nationwide organization of pharmacy networks created to advance community-based pharmacy practice, announced the winner of the 2024 CPESN Luminary-of-the-Year Award, sponsored by Prasco. CPESN Missouri luminary Chri
Longtime CPESN Tennessee Luminary Alan Corley was featured in the October edition of America's Pharmacist in their I Am NCPA article. Click here to check it out.
Four CPESN Pharmacists and their pharmacies were featured in the August cover story of America's Pharmacist magazine. Featured pharmacists include:
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CPESN USA was recognized with the 2024 SAS Customer Recognition Award in the Community Uplift Category, awarded to a SAS customer who has made an impact in their community at large using SAS products.
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CPESN Arkansas recently announced Bri Morris, PharmD, as its new executive director. Dr. Morris is the first executive director in the organization’s history. The announcement was covered in Arkansas Money & Politics. Click here for the story.
CPESN Beacons Chelsea Anderson, Tiffany Capps, and Weston Humphreys -- co-hosts of the Flip the Pharmacy Max My Sync series -- are featured in the February 2024 issue of America's Pharmacist in an article entitled, "Getting in Sync." Click here for the article.
CPESN USA and CPESN Health Equity luminary Tripp Logan, owner of SEMO Pharmacies in Southeastern Missouri, was highlighted in the I AM NCPA feature in the February edition of America's Pharmacist. Logan shares his passion for CPESN Health Equity. Click here for the feature.
National Community Pharmacist Association CEO Doug Hoey calls out CPESN Networks and says having pharmacists reimbursed for the primary care services they provide is a key pillar to changing the pharmacy payment model in his Health Care Outlook for 2024. Click here for the article as it appeared in Chain Drug Review.
