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Accelerate Pharmacy Solutions brings together Cencora’s suite of pharmacy and supply chain solutions, enabling Cencora to deliver an enhanced customer experience and integrated support to address customers’ evolving needs. The solutions range from specialty drug purchasing and cost management strategies to logistics, transport, supply chain and inventory management solutions.
“Healthcare is changing fast, and we recognize the emerging challenges and pressures our customers face today,” said David Tinsley, who was recently appointed SVP and general manager of Accelerate Pharmacy Solutions. “The development and launch of Accelerate Pharmacy Solutions reflect our commitment to provide our customers with the support and solutions they need to overcome challenges, drive growth and continue to deliver high-quality care.”
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