RxAlly expands to include more than 2,000 pharmacies

LEESBURG, Va. — RxAlly has expanded its national network to include nine independent pharmacy organizations and 10 regional chains.

RxAlly, which launched a little less than three months ago, has grown its membership by more than 2,000 pharmacies totaling over 22,000.

“The addition of these esteemed independent pharmacy organizations and regional chains to our network makes us that much stronger as a national alliance,” RxAlly CEO Bruce Roberts said. “The continued expansion of our network is testament to the importance of advancing the role of local pharmacists and improving our health care system.”

The newest independent pharmacy organizations members of RxAlly include:

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  Association of Northwest Pharmacies of Washington state;

  
  


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  CBI Pharmacy Network of Oklahoma;

  
  


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  Keystone Pharmacy Purchasing Alliance of Pennsylvania;

  
  


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  Northeast Pharmacy Service of Massachusetts;

  
  


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  Partners in Pharmacy Cooperative of Wisconsin;

  
  


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  Pharmacy Franchisees and Owners Association of Missouri;

  
  


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  Rochester Drug Cooperative of New York;

  
  


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  RxPlus Pharmacies of Colorado; and

  
  


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  Value Drug of Pennsylvania.

  
  

The newest Regional Chain members of RxAlly are:

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  Doc's Drugs of Illinois;

  
  


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  Drug Emporium of West Virginia;

  
  


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  Fruth Pharmacy of West Virginia;

  
  


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  Hi-School Pharmacy of Washington state;

  
  


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  Hometown Pharmacy of Wisconsin;

  
  


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  Lifechek Drug of Texas;

  
  


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  Osborn Drug of Texas;

  
  


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  Reasor’s Pharmacy of Oklahoma;

  
  


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  Sav-Mor Drug Stores of Minnesota; and

  
  


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  U-Save-It Pharmacy of Georgia.