Community pharmacy leaders in Washington say they are not being reimbursed fairly for the medications they fill for their patients.
GRANITE FALLS, Wash. — As Rite Aid continues its wave of pharmacy closures across Washington state, rural communities are beginning to feel the effects, and pharmacists say the industry is nearing a dangerous tipping point.
In Granite Falls, the city’s only big-box pharmacy has officially shut its doors. The former Rite Aid store, once a reliable stop for local prescriptions, now greets customers with a sign in the drive-thru window that says “Closed,” and says all leftover prescriptions have been transferred to the Bartell Drugs in
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