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Community Pharmacies of Indiana, Inc., ("CPI") was established in 1993 after a group of pharmacy owners met to discuss changing prescription drug plans in the state. One of CPI's main goals as an organization is to promote pharmacy as a profession and the role of the community retail pharmacy in the American concept of free enterprise by maintaining freedom of choice of pharmacy to all citizens of the state.

In addition, we have maintained vigilance in the administrative, legislative, and government affairs affecting the practice of retail pharmacy in the interest of the public welfare and to assure professional control of the pharmacy by pharmacists. To do all of this, CPI works closely with the Indiana General Assembly to ensure that the remaining community pharmacies in Indiana survive and thrive. We are the voice of community pharmacies in Indiana.

Nearly 200  independently-owned pharmacies are on CPI's membership list. Find a CPI member by clicking on the "Locate a Pharmacy" link above.

Dear Independent Pharmacists & Visitors:

Welcome to Community Pharmacies of Indiana (CPI) web site!  CPI designed this site to serve independent pharmacists and consumers.  

Community Pharmacies of Indiana (CPI) was established in 1993. One of CPI's main goals as an organization is to promote pharmacy as a profession and the role of the community retail pharmacy. 

This web site includes some of the following links:
·      “About Us” - a summary of CPI’s history and mission
·      “Locate a Pharmacy” - find independent pharmacies throughout Indiana
·      “Join Us” - information about joining CPI
·      “Students” - learn about summer internship opportunities as well as future career opportunities in pharmacy ownership
·      “Related Links” – list of links relevant to community pharmacies and patients
·      “Members Only” - login to access members-only information

Please use the “Contact Us” link to send comments or suggestions to CPI staff and board members. 

Sincerely,
Glenn Eldridge, President
Community Pharmacies of Indiana

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