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Cencora | Hospital and Health Systems
Together, we move pharmacy forward for better patient outcomes tomorrow
About Cencora | Hospital and Health Systems
At Cencora we are united in our responsibility to create healthier futures. That means partnering with you to solve your most critical problems, pursuing strategic innovation, and sustainable growth to create better outcomes for your patients, your pharmacy, and your supply chain. As a leading global pharmaceutical solutions organization centered on improving lives, our partnership begins with sourcing and distribution, but it goes far beyond moving boxes. With the expertise of your team and harnessing our core capabilities, together we can transform healthcare and create healthier futures for everyone. Because at the end of the day, we are all patients. Previously known as AmerisourceBergen, our 46,000+ worldwide team members are shaping the future of healthcare through the power of our purpose. Cencora is ranked #10 on the Fortune 500 and #24 on the Global Fortune 500 with more than $230 billion in annual revenue. Learn more here.
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Presence & Recognition
Cencora | Hospital and Health Systems is hosting a webinar featuring Annie Tran, PharmD, Kristel Geyer, and Rushabh Shah exploring how health system specialty pharmacy leaders approach program maturity and growth at the National Association of Specialty Pharmacy inSPire in Potomac Ballroom D on September 25, 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
Cencora | Hospital and Health Systems hosted pharmacy students from Xavier University of Louisiana in the Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience (APPE) to gain exposure to the pharmacy supply chain.
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Research & Knowledge
Cencora | Hospital and Health Systems published a meta-analysis of 100 trials involving more than 90,000 people with hypertension showing pharmacist-led interventions produced the greatest reduction in systolic blood pressure, followed closely by interventions led by community health workers.
Reported by LeeAnn Miller