Owensboro Family Pharmacy and Wellness
Owensboro, Kentucky
Locally Loved holds a special place in our hearts. Being able to be a part of the community we are blessed to serve is a great opportunity. We are able to take care of the needs of our patients and community and donate to churches, sports teams, and charities in the area. We just received an invitation to a customer’s 50th anniversary party. We truly love being a part of our patients’ lives and value the trust they place in us to partner in their health care.
Levin's Pharmacy
Oceanside, New York
Locally Loved is being respected, trusted, and needed by our community. Our patients know that we truly care about them, and the bond that we share is very special and unique. Our customers are our family, and we truly strive to do our very best for them. Being locally loved, which we know we are, means the world to us, and we show our appreciation by giving back to our community.
Jarrettsville Pharmacy
Jarrettsville, Maryland
Locally Loved means that our patients know they will get great service, great products, and great advice whenever they visit us. Our patients have other choices, but they continually choose to use Jarrettsville Pharmacy.
Holzer Family Pharmacy
Gallipolis, Ohio
Locally Loved is the respect we have from the community. Locally Loved is the pride of a stranger telling us about the great experience they had with members of our team. Locally Loved is simply being able to say with pride that we are a part of Holzer Family Pharmacy.
Dyer Drug
Farmersville, Texas
Being Locally Loved means having a customer come in to the store and tell us that they have been coming to Dyer Drug Store all of their life; it’s having a patient tell us that they have been trading with us for over 50 years. It is our hope that Dyer Drug Store will have someone come in 50 years from now to say that they have been trading with Dyer Drug Store for over 50 years.
Belew Drug
Knoxville, Tennessee
Our most powerful tool in assessing areas of need in the Knoxville community is the relationships we have with our patients and providers. We are constantly asking our community to tell us what they need. We have a part in this community that cannot be replaced. We serve our community, and no one can provide for them like we can.