6 health systems opening pharmacies

Since the start of the year, Becker’s Hospital Review has reported on six health systems opening pharmacies: 

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  1. Catholic Health — The Buffalo, N.Y.-based health system launched a specialty pharmacy.
  2. Geisinger — The Danville, Pa.-based health system opened a new pharmacy at Geisinger Community Medical Center in Scranton, Pa.
  3. Hartford HealthCare — The Hartford, Conn.-based health system opened a new 3,000-square-foot pharmacy that uses robots to fill prescriptions.
  4. Union Health — The Terre Haute, Ind.-based health system launched an on-site specialty pharmacy
  5. Bayfront Health St. Petersburg — The Florida health system opened an on-site pharmacy called Scripts Pharmacy.
  6. UAB Medicine — The Birmingham, Ala.-based health system launched a retail ambulatory-based pharmacy at its Medical West Hospital in Bessemer, Ala. 

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