PharMerica Corporation, a leading provider of institutional and specialty pharmacy services, recently acquired two pharmacies that generated at least $100 million of annualized sales, in aggregate, this year.
PharMerica’s acquisitions for 2015 included Integrated Pharmacy Network (IPN), a long-term care pharmacy based in Midland, Mich., and Alternacare Infusion Pharmacy, a specialty home-infusion service provider in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area. Terms of these transactions have not yet been released.
“We are pleased to have completed our annual objective for value-enhancing acquisitions,” PharMerica Corporation’s CEO Greg Weishar said. “These transactions are consistent with our strategy to bolster share in the long-term care market and to expand our presence in the specialty home infusion industry.”
The company’s extensive customer base is comprised primarily of institutional health care providers, such as high-functioning nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, hospitals, individuals receiving in-home nursing care and patients with cancer.
“We look forward to working with management of both companies to extend their track records of outstanding customer service,” Weishar said.
PharMerica meets 2015 acquisition goal
