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www.ncpanet.org/multiplelocations

San DiegoMULTIPLE LOCATIONS CONFERENCE | FEBRUARY 15–19 , 2017

CALIFORNIA

Continuing education, networking, exhibitors, and much more…

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Special Thanks

The National Community Pharmacists Association expresses its gratitude to the following sponsors for their support of the NCPA 2017 Multiple Locations Pharmacy Conference:

The National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. NCPA’s 2017 Multiple Locations Conference offers participants up to 11.5 contact hours (1.15 CEUs) of continuing pharmacy education credit.

General Support

General Support

Networking Luncheon

Conference Bags and Notebooks/Program Brochure

Refreshment Break

Thursday Events and Ear Plugs

Beach Towels and Golf Tournament

Friday Events

Opening Reception

Conference Badges/Lanyards

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Wednesday, February 1510:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.NCPA PAC/LDF Golf Outing Coronado Municipal Golf Course

12 – 6 p.m.RegistrationUpper Grande Hall Foyer

7 – 10 p.m.Welcome ReceptionCarousel Ballroom

Thursday, February 167 a.m. – 12 p.m.RegistrationUpper Grande Hall Foyer

7 – 8 a.m.All About Your Business Breakfast (Non-CE)Empress HallBreakfast with a profitable twist! Join your peers for breakfast and get a fast-paced, facts-only view of potential industry partners who can help you improve your profits. Overwhelmingly popular at last year’s meeting, the breakfasts are back with Gabe Trahan, NCPA senior director of store operations and marketing, interviewing exhibitors in a sales pitch-free zone—the focus is on how they can help you.

8:15 – 11:45 a.m.Innovative Solutions: Best Practices and Bypassing the Barriers—Keys to Turning Your Pharmacies into Enhanced Service ProvidersEmpress HallACPE UAN: 0207-0000-17-030-L04-PACPE UAN: 0207-0000-17-030-L04-T3.5 contact hours (0.35 CEUs)Activity Type: Application-Based Strong patient relationships, frequent patient access, and the nation’s most highly trusted health care professionals are a few of the reasons that strong opportunities exist for community pharmacies to expand into partnerships as enhanced service providers in a value-driven marketplace. Recent surveys of pharmacy owners on the brink of this expansion show that their biggest barriers are staff training and buy-in, physical business issues, financial issues, and, most importantly, personal issues like a lack of time and implementation steps. Join these peer speakers who can give you the tools they have used to succeed in services expansion, and discover the resources you need to ready your staff to start, follow-through, and expand your business and profits. Pharmacist and Pharmacy Technician Learning Objectives:1. Discuss the major barriers to implementing enhanced services

in your community pharmacy.2. Strategize methods to engage pharmacy staff in the enhanced

services mission.

3. Outline workflow process areas of backlog and determine effective fixes.

4. Discuss useful protocols to assess and improve processes.5. Outline key factors that make the establishment of enhanced

services networks valuable to the independent community pharmacy.

Speakers: Ashley Branham, PharmD, Director of Clinical Services, Moose Pharmacy, Concord, N.C.; Joe Moose, PharmD, Owner, Moose Pharmacy, Concord, N.C.; Joshua Johnson, PharmD, RPh, Clinical Pharmacist, Clearstone Solutions, Eagan, Minn.

11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING: Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition PresentationEmpress HallHear the winning pitch from the 1st place winners of the 2016 Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition, the University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy. Heading into its 14th year, the competition is the first national competition of its kind in the pharmacy profession, with the goal of motivating students to create a business model for buying an existing pharmacy, establishing a junior partnership, or developing a new pharmacy. The 2016 competition drew participants from 46 schools and colleges of pharmacy across the U.S. The team members from the University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy are: students Heather Rozea, Brittany Corbell, Taylor Dean, Jennifer Ma, and Jigar Satasia; team advisor Dr. Nathan Pope; and dean M. Lynn Crismon, PharmD, FCCP, BCPP. The Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition is supported by Good Neighbor Pharmacy, Pharmacists Mutual Companies, and the NCPA Foundation.

12:15 – 1:30 p.m.Buffet LunchEmpress Hall

1:30 – 2:30 p.m.Shoot the Breeze Session—Pharmacy owners/managers onlyWilder Complex

1:30 – 2:30 p.m.Shoot the Breeze Session—ExhibitorsEmpress Hall

3 – 5 p.m.Tour of USS Midway (Meet in hotel lobby at 2:30 p.m.)

6 – 7 p.m.LDF Fundraiser ReceptionCoronet Room

2017 PROGRAM GUIDE 1

Program Schedule

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Saturday, February 18

7 – 8 a.m.Breakfast BuffetViceroy Hall

7 a.m. - 12 p.m.RegistrationUpper Grande Hall Foyer

8 a.m. – 12 p.m.Innovating for the Future: Game Changes in Pharmacy and the Health Care Environment and How to Take Advantage of ThemEmpress HallACPE UAN: 0207-0000-17-032-L04-PACPE UAN: 0207-0000-17-032-L04-T4.0 contact hours (0.4 CEUs)Activity Type: Knowledge-Based Part 1: There is a lot going on for pharmacy, and this informative one-on-one session with NCPA’s CEO B. Douglas Hoey will brief you on the ‘here and now’ issues that NCPA members rate at the top of their “to do” list. Discover what the association is doing to address these needs and, most importantly, what’s around the corner for community pharmacy. The focus is on innovation, profits, opportunities, and solutions for your independent community pharmacy. Don’t forget to pack your questions—this is the place to discuss the answers. Part 2: The landscape of the health care market is constantly changing, and, like ripples in a pond, all of the changes can affect your business opportunities. Explore the big picture with this eye-opening session that ties pharmacies, insurers, wholesalers, government, manufacturers, and the ever-changing health care market together to bring into focus a forecast of the future’s challenges and opportunities. From 10,000 feet to a target on your local market, brainstorm how to position your local pharmacy business for success in this rapidly changing environment. Pharmacist and Pharmacy Technician Learning Objectives:1. Review key legislative issues facing community pharmacy.2. Discuss global issues that are affecting community pharmacy

long-term.3. Evaluate the reimbursement picture changes that are

developing for pharmacy.4. Discuss the movement toward enhanced services for

pharmacy and how this is growing and developing.

Speakers: B. Douglas Hoey, CEO, National Community Pharmacists Association, Alexandria, Va.; William Roth, Founding Partner, Blue Fin Group, Chesterfield, Mo.

12 – 1 p.m.Buffet LunchEmpress Hall

1 – 2 p.m.Shoot the Breeze Session—Pharmacy owners/managers onlyWilder Complex

3 – 6 p.m.Tour of San Diego Zoo (Meet in hotel lobby at 2:15 p.m.)

7 – 11 p.m.Closing Night Reception/Dinner DanceCrown Ballroom

Friday, February 17

7 a.m. – 12 p.m.RegistrationUpper Grande Hall Foyer

7 – 8 a.m.All About Your Business Breakfast (Non-CE)Empress HallBreakfast with a profitable twist! Join your peers for breakfast and get a fast-paced, facts-only view of potential industry partners who can help you improve your profits. Overwhelmingly popular at last year’s meeting, the breakfasts are back with Gabe Trahan, NCPA senior director of store operations and marketing, interviewing exhibitors in a sales pitch-free zone—the focus is on how they can help you.

8:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Profitable Opportunities: Expanding Wellness-Centered Patient Care Niches to Target New ProfitsEmpress HallACPE UAN: 0207-0000-17-031-L04-PACPE UAN: 0207-0000-17-031-L04-T4.0 contact hours (0.4 CEUs)Activity Type: Application-Based Dabbling or dominating? Patient-centered wellness niches can attract new patients, expand the relationship with existing patients, and provide high-margin opportunities to capitalize on your square footage, but there is a huge difference between dabbling in a niche and dominating in one. These peer speakers will share their successes in building bottom-line boosting value niches that have diversified their revenue. Speakers will share implementation steps, resources, staff training, and more. Share question and answer opportunities to find additional ideas for success. Pharmacist and Pharmacy Technician Learning Objectives:1. Examine niches to complement your independent community

pharmacy.2. Discuss key principles to successfully implement any niche in a

community pharmacy.3. Review the importance of delegation and training for success

with a niche.4. Discuss the impact of culture to success.

Speakers: Gabe Trahan, Senior Director of Store Operations and Marketing, NCPA, Burlington, Vt.; Rebecca Holt, RPh, Holt’s Pharmacy, Tooele, Utah; Travis Hickok, Holt’s Pharmacy, Tooele, Utah; Brenda Palumbo, Klein’s Pharmacy, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Kathy Campbell, PharmD, Medicap Pharmacy, Owasso, Okla.

12:15 – 1:15 p.m.Buffet LunchEmpress Hall

12:30 – 3:30 p.m.Partners in Success ExhibitsRegent Hall

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Exhibitors

AmerisourceBergen | Charlie Le Bon610-348-4892 | [email protected] is one of the largest pharmaceutical sourcing and distribution service companies, helping health care providers and manufacturers improve patient access to products and enhance patient care.

Annie Oakley Perfumery | Renee Gabet260-894-2016 | [email protected] Oakley Perfumery offers health and beauty products, natural fragrances, perfumes, colognes, pure essential oils, room and body sprays, bath and body aroma essential oils, jewelry, and essential oil diffusers.

Arbor Pharmaceuticals, LLC | David Joffe727-224-4347 | [email protected] Pharmaceuticals, headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., is a pharmaceutical company currently focused on the cardiovascular, neuroscience, and pediatric markets. Arbor currently markets anti-hypertensive products as well as medications for restless leg syndrome, heart failure, ADHD, acute otitis media with tympanostomy tubes, and head lice. Visit www.arborpharma.com.

Ateb, Inc | Kevin Newton919-882-4977 | [email protected] an Omnicell company, Ateb’s pharmacy-based patient care solutions drive script counts and improve adherence with Time My Meds® (Med Sync), reminders, and transitional care.

Auburn Pharmaceutical | Stephanie Varner800-222-5609 | [email protected] Pharmaceutical offers full-line generics C2-5, direct from over 85 manufacturers, flexible terms, dating, bill over, and buy in. Save time and money. Easy ordering via online, CSOS, EDI, or GenericBid.com.

Berry Plastics | Paul Jones800-767-5377 | [email protected] Plastics manufactures a complete line of packaging for the proper dispensing of medications. Its motto is, “Providing Innovative Packaging and Protection Solutions.”

Cambridge Therapeutic Technologies | Barry A. Posner201-591-1851 | [email protected] provides solutions for medication adherence. Using Calendarized Compliance PACs, CTT will improve pharmacy productivity and make it easier for patients to follow medication regimens.

Centor Prescription | Alan Krinsky678-920-8719 | [email protected] is a leading global consumer packaging company. Centor Prescription products have superior quality, and we are the preferred prescription packaging manufacturer by robotic automation companies.

Compliant Pharmacy Alliance | Tom Marten888-434-0308 | [email protected]® is the most successful and profitable buying cooperative in the country, representing the interests of over 1,300 independent pharmacies. Empower your independence with CPA®!

Computer-Rx | Lynsey Ford800-647-5288 | [email protected] (www.winrx.net) provides pharmacy management software and services, combining intuitive software features and dedicated customer service. We partner with community pharmacies to improve patient health.

Cover My Meds | Michael Bukach614-300-1599 | [email protected] automates the prior authorization process for over 48,000 pharmacies, saving pharmacists and techs administrative hours and helping patients get the medications they need faster.

Designer Greetings | Lou Cerritelli732-662-6700 | [email protected] family-owned and operated company, Designer Greetings produces one of the most extensive and award-winning greeting card and gift product lines in the United States.

Epicor Software | Robert Corona408-813-2025 | [email protected] Software Corporation drives business growth. We provide flexible, industry-specific software that is designed around the precise needs of our manufacturing, distribution, retail, and service industry customers.

Evolve Refrigeration | Louis DiCello919-395-9915 | [email protected] Refrigeration is for health care and scientific organizations to protect their investment of valuable cold storage products, enabling them to deliver exceptional patient care using the SilverCore™ refrigeration system that cools electronically instead of mechanically.

First Financial Bank—Pharmacy Lending Division | Bob Graul870-866-6686 | [email protected] Financial Bank is a full-service lender offering financial solutions for practicing community pharmacists, including acquisitions, equipment financing, expansion and remodeling, business refinancing, and start-up loans.

FLAVORx | Chris Cielewich443-276-7828 | [email protected]“Future Proof” your pharmacy by attracting new families in your community. FLAVORx will help deliver a better pharmacy experience by making medicine time less stressful.

Florajen Probiotics | Amanda Sidman917-757-5586 | [email protected] Potency Florajen Probiotics – For antibiotic side effects and probiotic benefits.

Franklin Eyewear | Al Underwood877-766-0321 | [email protected] program is color-coded for easy merchandising and reordering. Our prices are competitive with the major chains.

H. D. Smith | Rob Meriweather217-747-8154 | [email protected]. D. Smith is the largest independent national wholesaler, providing a complete line of health care products and services to specialty and retail pharmacies and hospitals.

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PCCA | Jim Smith800-331-2498 | [email protected] is the complete resource for the independent compounding pharmacist, providing the highest-quality products, education, and support. See more at pccarx.com.

PD-Rx Pharmaceuticals | Shawn Stewart954-815-6479 | [email protected] Pharmaceuticals, Inc., is a licensed manufacturer and VAWD-accredited wholesaler and distributor of select brands, generics, specialty, injectables, vaccines, OTCs, medical and surgical supplies, and vet meds servicing retail pharmacies, government, long-term care, mail order, hospital, clinics, physician offices, and vets.

Pfizer | David Searle917-536-0632 | [email protected] Pfizer, we apply science and our global resources to bring therapies to people that extend and significantly improve their lives.

Pharmacists Mutual Companies | Ed Yorty515-295-2461 | [email protected] Mutual Companies is a nationally recognized leader in providing insurance products and risk management solutions for pharmacists, dentists, and associated businesses and professionals.

PharmRight Corporation | David Duranceau843-367-8172 | [email protected] Corporation produces devices and offers services that maximize medication adherence and allow patients to age in place. The company has developed Livi™, an innovative, fully-automated home medication dispensing system managed by an intuitive cloud-based application making real-time monitoring of medications quick and easy.

PharmSaver, LLC | Phillip Idziak813-961-1494 | [email protected] is the premier tool for pharmacy pricing and analytics. The one-of-a-kind “Reimbursement Alert” does a retrospective look at cost of goods versus reimbursement. The dynamic marketplace consisting of 13 wholesalers assures best-in-market pricing.

PioneerRx | Marsha Bivins866-201-8958 | [email protected] delivers weekly, cutting-edge improvements that are designed to provide speed, simplicity, consistency, and flexibility to help pharmacies make more money and have more fun.

PRS Lattanzio Consulting Group | Harry A. Lattanzio800-338-3688 | [email protected] Pharmacy Consulting Group is the go-to pharmacy consulting company for pharmacy. We have comprehensive pharmacy consulting, operational products, pharmacy ownership, and pharmacy compliance tools.

QS/1 | Gary Throckmorton800-845-7558 | [email protected]/1 provides and supports the industry’s premier pharmacy management systems for independent retail, chain, long-term care, and outpatient pharmacies, including HME software.

HealthSource Distributors | Marc Loeb410-653-1113 | [email protected] is a generic and brand wholesaler. Our focus is on bringing savings to our customers with a seamless and customer-friendly process. Visit us at healthsourcedistributors.com.

Ideal Protein | Kaitlyn Gee866-314-4447 | [email protected] Protein is a supervised, four-phase VLCD weight loss protocol utilizing foods of highly bio-available amino acids combined with lowered carbohydrate and fat intake.

iMedicare | Melody DiSalvo704-769-0540 | [email protected] services over 4,000 community pharmacies across the U.S., helping them manage Medicare patients while simultaneously maximizing reimbursements. Providing pharmacists with the tools to navigate Part D is the core of our product, but we also want to connect patients with pharmacies through RefillReport.com. To learn more, visit iMedicare.com.

Independent Pharmacy Cooperative | Judy Sherbarn608-834-4815 | [email protected], the nation’s largest independent pharmacy group purchasing organization, provides access to all products, services, and solutions to ensure the competitive success of our members.

KloudScript | Joe Ulrich630-470-0466 | [email protected] brings together the entire specialty pharmacy ecosystem of prescribers, payers, pharmaceutical manufacturers, pharmacies, and caregivers to create a single pharmacy home for patients. By uniting with KloudScript, our pharmacy partners can successfully enter the $150 billion specialty market.

Live Oak Bank | Melissa Pollard877-890-5867 | [email protected] Oak Bank specializes in lending to independent pharmacists nationwide. When you’re ready to expand, refinance, acquire, or remodel, contact our team.

McKesson Corporation | Chris Cella508-579-3230 | [email protected], selling, or starting a pharmacy? We are here to help you achieve your pharmacy goals. We encourage you to visit www.rxownership.com or call 800-266-6781 for more information.

MHI Safe-er-Grip | Richard Lowenstein858-232-0248 | [email protected] [email protected] Safe-er-Grip is a full line of bath safety bars, both permanent mount and suction cup mount. Also includes 10 suction cup bathroom accessories.

Mirixa Corporation | Brooke Kane703-865-2044 | [email protected] is a leading health care technology and service company. We identify and connect patients with trusted pharmacists and other health care providers for individualized medication counseling. Our innovative technology and services improve patients’ health and reduce costs. Our mission is to empower pharmacists to help people live healthier lives.

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Retail Management Solutions, LLC | Derek Jensen360-438-8276 | [email protected] RMS’ solutions, and interfacing to over 25 different Rx systems, many NCPA members have benefitted from increased efficiencies, year-over-year growth, and higher profits.

River City Pharma | Michael Warner513-354-2645 | [email protected] City Pharma, a sales division of 360 Pharma Group, LLC, primarily distributes generic and choice brand pharmaceutical products to independent pharmacies, chains, mail order pharmacies, and physicians’ offices. River City Pharma provides customers with industry-leading customer service, competitive pricing, outstanding reliability, and free next-day shipping.

RxSafe, LLC | William Holmes619-540-1010 | [email protected]’s automated, secure robotic storage and retrieval systems enable retail pharmacies to go beyond vial-filling robots to experience unparalleled accuracy, space savings, and real-time inventory tracking.

Rx Systems, Inc. | Greg Appelbaum636-925-0001 | [email protected] Systems is a family-owned manufacturer of Rx labels, bags, vials, and pill cards, plus distribution of the EYECON pill counter. Visit us to review star ratings and adherence tools.

RxWiki, Inc. | Jessie Rump713-560-8902 | [email protected]’s easy-to-use Digital Pharmacist platform powers HIPAA-compliant websites, mobile apps, and digital marketing for over 1,400 pharmacy brands.

Save Big Rx | Aaron Friedman410-653-1113 | [email protected] Big Rx is a pharmaceutical distributor that is focused on helping independent pharmacies “save big” on short-dated and overstock Rx. Our years of industry experience allows us to negotiate deals with manufacturers on their overstock and short-dated items and pass the items and savings on to pharmacies. We distribute from our state-of-the-art distribution center and offer free shipping to complement our well-rounded services.

ScriptPro | Brian Glaves913-403-5209 | [email protected] provides a comprehensive, integrated platform of robotics-enabled systems to optimize retail and ambulatory pharmacy opera-tions, promoting safe and effective medication use and adherence.

ServRx | Breck Rice888-599-2292 | [email protected] utilizes the most sophisticated IT systems for electronic workers’ compensation prescription claims processing, allowing independent pharmacies, non-pharmacy dispensing sites, and national chains to benefit from real-time adjudication and immediate payment confirmations. Visit www.servrx.com.

Smart Step Flooring | Shari Stephens248-740-0713 | [email protected] Step Anti-Fatigue Mats provide ultimate comfort, safety, and durability for anyone standing; we also offer a 10-year warranty. Designer series and custom mats available. Made in the U.S.A.

Smith Drug Company | DeWayne Benson800-572-1216 | [email protected] Drug Company is a wholesaler and pharmaceutical distributor. By providing many services, Smith adds value benefits to their customer base and separates themselves from the competition.

Surescripts, LLC | Kenneth Whittemore, Jr.571-384-4782 | [email protected] nationwide health information network connects doctors’ offices, hospitals, pharmacists, and health plans through an integrated and technology-neutral platform. For more information, go to www.surescripts.com.

Therapeutics MD | David O. Bailey954-816-2605 | [email protected], Inc. is an innovative health care company developing and commercializing products exclusively for women. With its SYMBODA™ technology, the company is developing pharmaceutical products to help enable delivery of bio-identical hormones through a variety of dosage forms and administration routes. For Her. For Life.

Thrifty White Affiliated Pharmacy Program | Scot Rewerts763-463-4483 | [email protected] Thrifty White Affiliated Pharmacy Program provides support and leverage to independently owned pharmacy organizations and multi-store groups by providing access to nationally negotiated contracts for goods and services.

Try This First, Inc. | Michael DeSimone888-248-1220 | [email protected] Children’s Earache Relief: Earache relief naturally, without the use of antibiotics or drugs. Pediatrician-recommended. Clinically proven. Pain relief in less than 20 minutes. Easy to administer because kids love the taste.

Union Springs Healthcare | Christopher Brown513-673-8615 | [email protected] Springs Healthcare’s Companion Care Counseling™ Program and clinically proven products have been shown to improve patient care and the pharmacy’s business (Goal: $100,000+ cash profit/year).

Updox | Aisling Babbitt614-798-8170 | [email protected] Pharmacy connects a web-based care coordination suite that helps pharmacists manage communications, engage patients, drive revenue, and improve service.

Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc. | Mike McBride763-315-2000 | [email protected] Laboratories, Inc., is a rapidly growing pharmaceutical company that manufactures and markets both prescription and consumer products.

VaxServe | Scott Enders570-496-6726 | [email protected] Inc., is an immunization solutions provider dedicated to making the world of vaccines less complicated. Because of our expertise in vaccines and strong manufacturer relationships, VaxServe is the one source to address all immunization needs. VaxServe fulfills many contracts, offers additional cost-savings, and assists in vaccine management.

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Mark your calendar for these must-attend NCPA events:

2017 NCPA CONGRESSIONAL PHARMACY FLY-INApril 26 – 27, 2017 | Washington, D.C.

Don’t miss this chance to advocate to your elected officials on Capitol Hill on behalf of our industry and your business.

NCPA 2017 ANNUAL CONVENTIONOctober 14 – 18, 2017 | Orlando, Fla.

Access programming, industry partners, and new profit-boosting ideas covering all dimensions of your pharmacy business at the premier convention for community pharmacy.

2018 MULTIPLE LOCATIONS PHARMACY CONFERENCEFebruary 28 – March 4, 2018 | Fort Myers, Fla.

Save the date for next year’s conference exclusively for multi-store owners.

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