Local Pharmacy Owners Rally For Governor's Signature On Bill To Regulate PBMs - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

Business / Health / News / Southampton Press / Neighborhood / 1553844

Local Pharmacy Owners Rally For Governor’s Signature On Bill To Regulate PBMs

Local Pharmacy Owners Rally For Governor's Signature On Bill To Regulate PBMs
icon 1 Video & 4 Photos

Local Pharmacy Owners Rally For Governor's Signature On Bill To Regulate PBMs

Water Mill resident and Southrifty Drug customer Judith Sherman at the rally against PBMs at Southrifty Drugs in Southampton Village on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

Water Mill resident and Southrifty Drug customer Judith Sherman at the rally against PBMs at Southrifty Drugs in Southampton Village on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

Pharmacist Robert Grisnik of Southrifty Drugs speaks out against PBMs in front of his store on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

Pharmacist Robert Grisnik of Southrifty Drugs speaks out against PBMs in front of his store on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

Sag Harbor Pharmacy owner Janice D'Angelo, Lou Cassara, pharmacist and owner of Barths Pharmacy, Gregg Torns of Park Place Chemist in East Hampton and Southampton Village Trustee Richard Yastrzemski at a rally against PBMs at Southrifty Drugs in Southampton Village on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

Sag Harbor Pharmacy owner Janice D'Angelo, Lou Cassara, pharmacist and owner of Barths Pharmacy, Gregg Torns of Park Place Chemist in East Hampton and Southampton Village Trustee Richard Yastrzemski at a rally against PBMs at Southrifty Drugs in Southampton Village on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

Sag Harbor Pharmacy owner Janice D'Angelo speaks at a rally against PBMs at Southrifty Drugs in Southampton Village on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

Sag Harbor Pharmacy owner Janice D'Angelo speaks at a rally against PBMs at Southrifty Drugs in Southampton Village on Wednesday, October 23. DANA SHAW

authorAnisah Abdullah on Oct 25, 2019
Pharmacy owners, local officials and residents rallied in Southampton Village to urge Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to sign a bill approved by the State Legislature that would regulate pharmacy benefit... more

You May Also Like:

A Man on a Mission to Bring Medical Care to Ukraine | 27Speaks Podcast

 John Reilly, a physician assistant from Shelter Island, spent the first half of March ... 2 May 2024 by 27Speaks

Historic Surfboat Coming to Tiana Life Saving Station

The Tiana Life Saving Station in Hampton Bays, the 1871 structure that underwent a renovation ... 1 May 2024 by Christopher Walsh

Southampton Resident Shares Harrowing Ordeal After Bacterial Infection Last Summer

It’s long been a generally accepted belief that salt water has healing properties, particularly for ... by Cailin Riley

Tom Crowley of Hampton Bays Honored With Peace Pole at Good Ground Park

Tom Crowley of Hampton Bays, a 37-year member of the hamlet’s Rotary Club, was honored ... 30 Apr 2024 by Christopher Walsh

The Express News Group Wins Numerous Honors in State Newspaper Contest

Express News Group publications, editors, reporters, photographers, designers and advertising staff were honored with numerous ... by Staff Writer

New York Marine Center Releases Two Seals In Hampton Bays

The New York Marine Rescue Center in Riverhead released two grey seals on April 24 ... by Staff Writer

East End Parkinson’s Boxers Are Rock Steady | 27Speaks Podcast

Rock Steady Boxing is a non-contact, boxing-inspired fitness program for people with Parkinson's disease to ... 25 Apr 2024 by 27Speaks

Rare Bird Has Put Flanders Homeowner’s Feeder in Spotlight

The view out the window above Meigan Madden Rocco’s kitchen sink at her Flanders home ... 23 Apr 2024 by Cailin Riley

Bra Auction To Benefit Womens’ Cancer Charities Set for May 3

The 12th annual Reconstructed Bra Fashion Show and Auction will be held on Friday, May ... 20 Apr 2024 by Staff Writer

Mass-Casualty Drill To Be Staged at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital will participate in a full-scale mass casualty surge exercise with local police, fire and emergency medical services departments on Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon. The exercise is a drill and will not disrupt hospital services. Staff, patients and visitors will have unrestricted access. Area residents will also have access to and from their properties during the training. Participating emergency vehicles will be on-site as well as patient actors. Road closures are anticipated to take place, include Meeting House Lane between Lewis Street and Old Town Road; Lewis Street between Meeting House Lane and Herrick Road; ... 17 Apr 2024 by Staff Writer