The function of long-term care pharmacies is continually advancing. Senior living communities are increasingly seeking collaborative partners rather than purely transactional vendors. These communities value pharmacy partners who can optimize medication management, alleviate staff workload, and contribute to enhanced resident outcomes.

At the same time, LTC pharmacies are feeling the weight of tightening margins, staffing constraints, rising resident acuity, and increased pressure to operate more efficiently. The ones that will succeed will be those that implement optimized workflows, foster stronger collaboration, and leverage technology that delivers lasting value.

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In this episode, we talk with Doris Page, VP of Customer Care and Compliance at PharmcareUSA and Murry Mercier, Solution Architecture Director at PointClickCare to explore how leading pharmacies are becoming embedded partners in the senior living communities they serve. From aligning with wellness teams to reducing delays in care, we uncover what it takes to stand out in a market that expects more and rewards those who deliver. Learn how PharmcareUSA is using PointClickCare’s Pharmacy Connect to strengthen collaboration and become an indispensable partner to the senior living communities they serve.

* Understand how regulatory shifts and market pressures are reshaping the LTC pharmacy landscape

* Learn how pharmacies are using technology to adapt and stay competitive

* Explore strategies for becoming a trusted, long-term partner to senior living communities

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