Young's Drug and General Store

10/19/2026

It’s Pharmacy Week, and we’re celebrating our entire pharmacy team for the care, commitment, and personal service they bring to our community every day. Thank you for letting us be a part of your healthcare journey!

10/16/2026

Cooler weather is creeping in, and with it can come an uptick in illness. If you're suffering from a cold this season, here's what you should know about what helps most to manage your symptoms.

10/12/2026

This Women Pharmacist Day, we celebrate the female pharmacists who lead by example and make a difference through knowledge, resilience, and compassion. Thank you for helping move healthcare forward and for inspiring the next generation of leaders in pharmacy.

10/09/2026

As we wrap up Customer Service Week, we’re thrilled to share that Good Neighbor Pharmacy has been ranked #1 in Chain Drug Store Pharmacy Customer Satisfaction and named Best in Level of Trust in the JD Power 2026 U.S. Pharmacy Study. We’re proud to be part of the Good Neighbor Pharmacy family and honored to celebrate this recognition.

Most importantly, we want to thank our dedicated staff for their commitment to exceptional customer service, and our patients for their continued trust and support. Thank you!

10/05/2026

During National Customer Service Week, we’re celebrating the dedicated team members who go above and beyond to support our patients every day. Their kindness, patience, and commitment help create meaningful experiences and stronger connections in our community. Help us thank them for all they do!

10/02/2026

Behind every prescription is a pharmacist committed to your health, safety, and peace of mind. This American Pharmacists Month, we celebrate the important role pharmacists play in caring for our community. Please join us in celebrating pharmacy workers everywhere this month, including our own!

10/01/2026

This was not us, but it could have been because this happens to us several times a year.

I mailed off my PBM audit last week.

40 prescriptions.
182 total fills.
250 pages of documentation.

$61,805.87 in potential claw backs.

Every one of these prescriptions was filled for the correct patient, correct medication, correct strength, correct directions, and correct quantity.

Many of the prescriptions the PBM selected were medications that had recently gone generic—but at the time they were filled, the insurance company was still requiring us to dispense the brand name version.

For perspective, on two of these medications, we’re talking about roughly $500 for the brand version versus $10 for the generic.

Now that the plans have switched to covering the generic, I get to dig back through months of prescriptions and documentation to prove that when we dispensed the expensive brand, we did it because that was what the insurance required at the time.

I had to hire my relief pharmacist to work in my place for an entire day so I could gather the documentation and make sure I included everything that was required.

Then I printed the 250 pages of proof and mailed it all off.

And now we wait to find out whether they find a “discrepancy” that allows them to take money back.

This is part of what independent pharmacies are up against that most patients never see.

It’s not just reimbursement.

It’s the time. The paperwork. The payroll. The administrative burden. And the constant possibility that money we were paid months ago could be taken back.

$61,805.87 potentially on the line for prescriptions that were filled correctly.

This is why PBM reform matters.

Because pharmacists should be spending their time taking care of patients—not producing 250 pages of paperwork to prove they did their jobs correctly.

09/28/2026

Good neighbors help make every community stronger. Wishing everyone a happy National Good Neighbor Day!

09/25/2026

Behind every prescription filled is a pharmacist dedicated to improving health and supporting their community. This , we’re celebrating the compassion, knowledge, and care our pharmacists bring to every conversation. Please help us celebrate our pharmacy team for their dedication to our patients! 💙

09/21/2026

Arthritis isn’t one single condition; it can affect people in different ways and at different ages. Learning more about the common forms can help support earlier recognition, better conversations with a provider, and the right care.