Chartwell Pennsylvania, LP

06/08/2026

In recognition of Men’s Health Month, we’re encouraging men to prioritize preventive care and healthy habits at every stage of life. This month serves as a reminder of the importance of routine checkups, mental well being, physical activity, and nutrition. Small, proactive steps can make a meaningful difference in long term health.

We encourage open conversations about wellness and support a culture where taking care of your health comes first.

06/02/2026

June 2 is National Cancer Survivors Day, a time to recognize and honor the strength, resilience, and courage of cancer survivors everywhere. Today we celebrate those who have faced cancer and continue to move forward with determination and hope. We also acknowledge the families, caregivers, clinicians, and care teams who support survivors at every step of the journey.

This day is a reminder of the progress made, the lives impacted, and the continued importance of compassion, access to care, and ongoing support for survivorship.

05/20/2026

Older Americans Month highlights the importance of care that supports independence and quality of life for older adults. Home infusion therapy allows many older patients to receive treatment safely at home while avoiding unnecessary hospital stays.

We smooth transitions from hospital to home infusion through coordinated care, clear communication, and reliable medication delivery. Our clinical teams focus on adherence through education, monitoring, and ongoing support, helping older adults stay on therapy and achieve better outcomes.

05/19/2026

Chartwell Pennsylvania, LP is a proud sponsor of the annual Rush to Crush Cancer cycling event, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting innovative cancer research from our colleagues at UPMC Hillman Cancer Center. Pictured from L-R are Chartwell Senior District Manager Gregg Petrillo, Pharmacy Manager Andrew Sobek, and President David Benedict with one of the famous Pittsburgh Pirates pierogi mascots, Jalapeño Hannah!

05/12/2026

National Women’s Checkup Day, part of Women’s Health Week, highlights the importance of preventive care and routine screenings for women. Regular checkups support early detection, better health outcomes, and informed conversations with care teams. Today is a reminder for women to prioritize their health and take a proactive step toward long term wellness.

05/11/2026

In recognition of National Hospital Week, we thank the nurses and hospital partners who make exceptional patient care possible. We are especially grateful for the infusion nurses and specialty pharmacy clinical teams whose expertise and collaboration help ensure safe, timely, and personalized therapy for patients every day.

05/06/2026

Today we celebrate National Nurses Day and honor the dedication, expertise, and compassion of nurses everywhere. We recognize the critical role nurses play in patient care, from coordinating therapies to providing support and guidance every step of the way.

Thank you for your tireless commitment to improving lives.

05/04/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of mental well-being for everyone. We are committed to supporting patients with compassionate care, resources, and access to therapies that promote overall health and quality of life.

Every step toward mental wellness matters.

05/01/2026

This Women’s Health Month, we celebrate the strength and resilience of women everywhere. We are committed to supporting women’s health through specialty pharmacy services, including infusion therapies and personalized care programs. From chronic condition management to supportive care during complex treatments, our team helps ensure women have access to the therapies they need wherever they are.

04/27/2026

Medical and public health leaders are raising serious concerns following recent federal changes to the U.S. childhood immunization schedule. As outlined in a new article from Specialty Pharmacy Continuum, experts warn that rolling back long standing, evidence based vaccine recommendations could increase the spread of vaccine preventable diseases and undermine decades of public health progress.

The revisions, announced without public comment or the traditional advisory committee process, shift several routine childhood vaccines into shared clinical decision making or high risk categories. Infectious disease specialists caution that this approach sends a dangerous signal to families and clinicians by framing vaccination as optional rather than essential preventive care.

Leading organizations including the Infectious Diseases Society of America, the American Medical Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics have condemned the move, citing risks to herd immunity, public trust, and child health. Experts also emphasize that comparisons to immunization schedules in other countries overlook critical differences in U.S. disease prevalence, population diversity, and healthcare access.

This article provides important context on why transparent, science driven vaccine policy matters and what these changes could mean for clinicians, families, and communities nationwide.

Read the full article here:

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