Pharmacy Accountability and Access Act mandates pharmacy closures be reported and justified.
The Pharmacy Accountability and Access Act requires pharmacy owners to notify specified authorities and the public 180 days before closing a pharmacy. This notice must include reasons for closure, financial data, and a community transition plan. Public meetings must be held, and the Department of Public Health reviews the transition plan. Companies must repay tax incentives if they fail to comply. The Act applies to companies with over 10 locations or annual gross revenues of $50 million or more.
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