Pharmacy Buying Groups 2023-2024 Report

Pharmacy Buying Groups were formed to provide independent pharmacies purchasing power with drug wholesalers. These groups have evolved to become full-service organizations to help independent pharmacies succeed in a market dominated by pharmacy benefit managers and chain drug stores.

There are different types of buying groups. Some are regional and based on location. Others limit their membership to specific segments of pharmacies.

Buying Groups provide discounted prices to their members by negotiating better pricing with one primary wholesaler, while charging administrative fees. Some Buying Groups are structured like co-operatives and offer their members monthly or quarterly rebates.

AMI’s Pharmacy Buying Group 2023-2024 Report offers comprehensive intelligence on the leading pharmacy buying groups, both national and regional.

Each buying group profile includes: company background, strategy, executives, financial/investor information, products and services, and recent activities.

The report is available for $249 for a single-user license. Department and Corporate Licenses are available, please click here.

 

Table of Contents

Pharmacy Buying Groups

• Introduction – pg. 5
• Buying Group/Number of Members/Preferred Wholesaler – pg. 6

 

Pharmacy Buying Group Profiles

• AlliantRx – pgs. 8-10
• American Associated Pharmacies (AAP) – pgs. 11-12
• American Pharmacy Cooperative, Inc. (APCI)– pgs. 13-15
• American Pharmacy Purchasing Alliance (APPA) – pgs. 16-17
• American Pharmacy Services Corporation (APSC) – pgs. 18-19
• American Pharmacies (APRx) – pgs. 20-21
• AmerisourceBergen/Good Neighbor Pharmacy – pgs. 22-25
• Atlantic Health Partners – pgs. 26-27
• CARE Pharmacies – pgs. 28-29
• Compliant Pharmacy Alliance – pgs. 30-31
• EPIC Pharmacies – pgs. 32-34
• Federation of Pharmacy Networks (FPN) – pgs. 35-36
• Independent Pharmacy Alliance (IPA) – pgs. 37-38
• Independent Pharmacy Buying Group (IPBG) – pgs. 39-40
• Independent Pharmacy Cooperative (IPC) – pgs. 41-42
• Keystone Pharmacy Purchasing Alliance/PARD – pgs. 43-44
• Legacy Pharmacy Group (LPG) – pgs. 45-47
• MatchRX – pgs. 48-49
• McKesson/ClarusONE/HealthMart – pgs. 50-53
• Nexus Pharmacy Alliance – pg. 54
• Northeast Pharmacy Service Corp. (NPSC) – pgs. 55-56
• Omega Pharmacy Group – pg. 57
• OptiSource LLC – pgs. 58-59
• PBA Health – pgs. 60-62
• Pharmabid, LLC – pgs. 63-64
• Pharmacy Owners Alliance (POA) – pgs. 65-66
• Pharmacy Management Partners (PMP) – pgs. 67-69
• PharmSaver – pgs. 70-72
• PPOk/AlignRx – pgs. 73-76
• PPSC USA LLC – pgs. 77-80
• Prescription Supply, Inc. – pgs. 81-82
• QualityCare Pharmacies – pgs. 83-84
• Red Oak Sourcing – pgs. 85-87
• RxPlus Pharmacies, Inc. – pgs. 88-89
• Rx Sourcing Strategies, LLC – pgs. 90-91
• Sav-Mor Pharmacy Services – pgs. 92-94
• Smart-Fill Management Group – pgs. 95-96
• Thrifty White Affiliated Pharmacy Program – pgs. 97-98
• Topco Associates – pgs. 99-100
• Trxade Health, Inc. – pgs. 101-103
• United Pharmacy Network (UPN) – pgs. 104-105
• Value Drug Company – pgs. 106-109
• VMC Pharmacy Program and Buying Group – pgs. 110-111
• Well-Served Pharmacy Community (WSPC) – pgs. 112-114