Divine Pharmacy

10/11/2025

07/23/2025

Divine Pharmacy is joining the fun at the Back to School Bash this Friday, July 25th in Donna! 🎉
Come visit us from 4:30–7 PM, we can’t wait to see you!

01/21/2025

⚠️ Important Update for Our Patients ⚠️

Due to inclement weather, our pharmacy is experiencing a power outage. The Electric Company is actively working to restore power as soon as possible.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Please rest assured that we will keep you updated on any changes.

Stay safe, and thank you for your patience! 🌧️💡

— Divine Pharmacy Team

12/11/2024

Across the country, pharmacies are closing at an alarming rate—one every single day. This troubling trend reflects systemic issues within the healthcare system, particularly the unchecked practices of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). These middlemen, originally created to streamline medication access and reduce costs, have instead contributed to rising healthcare expenses and limited access to vital services for our most vulnerable populations, especially our elderly patients.

For millions of seniors, local pharmacies are more than just a place to pick up prescriptions—they are lifelines. Many elderly individuals rely on personalized care, medication counseling, and the accessibility of community pharmacies to manage chronic conditions and maintain their quality of life. However, PBM practices, such as unfair reimbursements and clawbacks, are forcing pharmacies to operate at unsustainable margins, leading to closures that disproportionately impact underserved and rural areas.

Senator James Lankford is courageously leading the charge in Washington, D.C., advocating for reforms that would bring transparency and accountability to PBMs. His efforts aim to ensure that pharmacies remain viable, thereby protecting the health and well-being of elderly Americans who deserve better care and uninterrupted access to medications. This is not just a fight for the survival of pharmacies—it is a fight for healthcare equity.

Without PBM reform, the closures will continue, further isolating seniors who depend on local pharmacies for their care. We must stand with Senator Lankford and other advocates to support legislation that prioritizes patients over profits. Our elderly population deserves a healthcare system that works for them, not against them.

Together, we can ensure that our seniors receive the care they need and deserve. Reforming PBM practices is not just a policy issue; it is a moral imperative.

10/29/2024

Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) can be a significant hurdle for independent pharmacies like Divine Pharmacy. By imposing high fees and negotiating low reimbursement rates, they made it impossible for us to sustain our business. This anti-competitive practice forces many independent pharmacies to close, robbing communities of personalized care and service.

If you value the personal service and attention that independent pharmacies provide, advocate for fair practices by contacting your elected officials about the need for regulation of PBMs!

Stay informed on key pharmacy legislation and take action to support independent pharmacies. Join NCPA's advocacy efforts and protect your practice today.