Province and pharmacists’ association reach tentative agreement

Published on April 15, 2012; Published on April 15, 2012
Colin MacLean

The provincial government and the Pharmacists' Association of Newfoundland and Labrador have reached a tentative agreement on several aspects of province's prescription drug program.

The agreement covers payments for professional services and money for pharmacies operating in underserviced areas.

The agreement will see more than $37 million reinvested in pharmacies and $29 million put into the 65 Plus Plan of the drug program.

For more information check out Monday's Telegram.

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