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Just like a great country song, managing your pharmacy’s finances requires hitting the right notes of planning, partnerships, and performance. This session will address common financial pitfalls, key professional relationships that support financial success, and strategies for growth through effective financial planning and resource management—all with the goal of enhancing patient access and care. Learn how to create a balanced, harmonious approach that not only keeps your pharmacy thriving but also ensures consistent, high-quality services for your patients.
1. Review common financial pitfalls related to pharmacy management and strategies to avoid them.
2. List key professional relationships that support effective financial management, enabling the delivery of sustainable patient-centered care.
3. Recognize growth opportunities through financial resources that enhance patient services and expand care offerings.
4. Discuss financial planning essentials—forecasting, budgeting, and inventory turns—to ensure consistent medication and service availability.
5. Construct a financial plan incorporating growth strategies, resource management, and risk mitigation to improve patient care.
Technician Learning Objectives
1. Review common financial pitfalls related to pharmacy management and strategies to avoid them.
2. List key professional relationships that support effective financial management, enabling the delivery of sustainable patient-centered care.
3. Recognize growth opportunities through financial resources that enhance patient services and expand care offerings.
4. Discuss financial planning essentials—forecasting, budgeting, and inventory turns—to ensure consistent medication and service availability.
5. Construct a financial plan incorporating growth strategies, resource management, and risk mitigation to improve patient care.
Meet Your Speaker
Benjamin Coakley, CFP
Owner
The Waypoint Company – Pharmacy Insurance Group
Ben Coakley has been leading business development at The Waypoint Company for over two decades, shaping the company’s growth and success. Under his leadership, the team has cultivated a strong and dynamic ecosystem within the medical industry, all while staying true to a mission of generating meaningful impact. Initially focused on traditional financial services, Ben has successfully guided The Waypoint Company into an innovative force at the intersection of health and wealth care. With specialized expertise, Ben’s strategic approach has empowered independent pharmacies to flourish, using deep industry knowledge and strategic planning to drive positive outcomes. His leadership is grounded in a values-driven ethos, ensuring that both businesses and the communities they serve benefit from lasting, tangible results.
Benjamin Coakley has no relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies to disclose.
Financial support for this course was provided through an educational grant from McKesson Health Mart.
Pharmacist Universal Activity Number (UAN): 0107-0000-25-098-L04-P
Technician Universal Activity Number (UAN): 0107-0000-25-098-L04-T
Application-based activity
CPE Redemption:
To obtain 1 contact hour of continuing pharmacy education credit (0.1 CEU), learners must participate in the course and complete the exam* and evaluation. Shortly after both the exam and evaluation are successfully completed and submitted, the CPE Statement of Credit can be accessed on CPE Monitor at www.MyCPEMonitor.net.
*CEimpact provides two (2) opportunities to complete the exam. The learner will not receive CPE credit after two failed attempts.