NCPA Offers Long-Term Care Pharmacy Workshop

Two-day intensive course covers regulations, facility relationships, and growing LTC pharmacy business.

Feb. 25, 2026 at 12:00am

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The NCPA Long-Term Care Division is hosting a "Business of Long-Term Care" workshop on April 18-19 in Alexandria, Virginia. The two-day intensive course is designed to help pharmacists and technicians learn what they need to know to get started and grow their long-term care pharmacy offerings, covering topics like regulations, setting up facility relationships, and scaling from a few to thousands of patients.

Why it matters

Long-term care pharmacy is a growing and complex field with unique regulatory requirements. This workshop provides an opportunity for pharmacists and technicians to gain the knowledge and skills needed to successfully enter and expand their presence in the long-term care pharmacy market.

The details

The NCPA Long-Term Care Division regularly receives questions from pharmacists and technicians interested in expanding into long-term care pharmacy. The upcoming "Business of Long-Term Care" workshop aims to provide answers and guidance on key topics like regulatory requirements, establishing partnerships with long-term care facilities, and strategies for growing a long-term care pharmacy business from a small operation to one serving thousands of patients.

  • The workshop will be held on April 18-19, 2026 in Alexandria, Virginia.

The players

NCPA

The National Community Pharmacists Association, a trade association representing the interests of independent community pharmacists.

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What’s next

Interested pharmacists and technicians can register for the "Business of Long-Term Care" workshop on the NCPA website.

The takeaway

This workshop provides a valuable opportunity for pharmacists and technicians to gain the knowledge and skills needed to successfully enter and grow their presence in the complex and regulated long-term care pharmacy market.