Five years ago, RedSail Technologies was born from a bold vision: to empower pharmacies with the technological tools, support, and innovation they need to thrive. Today, we celebrate not just our anniversary, but the journey that’s brought us here—and the people who’ve made it possible.

H.R.1, also known as The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBA), is a big deal. It’s packed with sweeping changes that touch nearly every corner of federal policy. But for independent pharmacies, the most immediate and personal impact is clear: it’s about your patients.

It’s National Immunization Awareness Month—and with it comes an important reminder for pharmacists: it’s time to prepare for vaccination season. As the fall and winter virus season begin, pharmacies see an influx of vaccination requests and need amongst their community. And while vaccinations are a critical preventative health initiative across children and adults alike, there is great need amongst the growing elderly population to be vaccinated quickly and safely.

By 2030, one in 5 Americans will be 65-plus. According to AARP, 87% of them want to age at home—not in assisted living communities. Yet as more Americans choose to age in place, their needs only grow: complex medication regimens, decreased mobility, and in many cases, increased reliance on caregivers.

Connect 2025 is in the books, and we’re still buzzing about it. Earlier this month, we brought the RedSail Technologies network to Grapevine, TX and proved that everything really is bigger in Texas.

Connect 2025 is right around the corner. Here’s what you need to know and how you can prepare for the RedSail Technology user conference.

As the pharmacy landscape continues to evolve, staying ahead means embracing innovation, expanding your knowledge, and strengthening your professional network. Prepare for your pharmacy’s success by signing up for Connect 2025. From June 5-8 in Grapevine, Texas, the entire RedSail Technologies network will gather under one roof, so why not be a part of it?

Mastering short-cycle dispensing rules is crucial but often challenging. They can be confusing and prone to pitfalls like improper coding that leads to under-reimbursements. To understand why these rules exist and how they impact long-term care (LTC) pharmacies, let's explore their origins.

On December 8, 2003, President George W. Bush signed the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 into law. It quickly got shortened to the Medicare Modernization Act (MMA) and Medicare, at long last, had a prescription drug benefit.The bill passed along partisan lines, with Republicans prevailing in the House by a vote of 220-215, and in the Senate by a tally of 54-44. Democrats worried about the $394 billion price tag, and the potential implications of the increased role of private insurers in Medicare.