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Starting any new business can be daunting and pharmacies come with their own unique learning curve. In a competitive market, pharmacists have to work hard to stand out from the crowd and scale their business successfully. There are a lot of components to a good pharmacy, but it starts with creating a solid business plan and brand. To help you prepare, we’ve created a guide that walks you through how to start a pharmacy, from business plan to grand opening. Create a Business Plan Before getting into the nuts and bolts of opening your pharmacy, it’s important to start with an overview of the business you want to build. A business plan is a roadmap for your pharmacy, laying out all the different components in one place and acting as a manual for growth. How to Start a Pharmacy Business Plan A pharmacy business plan should contain the following: Executive Summary A high-level summary, highlighting the important points to give potential investors all the information they need on a single page. Description of Business Includes details like your: • Pharmacy niche and branding • Target market/audience • Location and space • Potential team members and titles • Potential expenses Description of Service(s) What services do you plan to offer your target market? This section covers your future pharmacy’s sources of revenue, including potential prescription stock, retail products, or specialty and healthcare services. Marketing Plan You need to have a good handle on the competition and ...

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