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18,000 senior living and care residents could lose access to their long-term care pharmacy if bill passes, CVS says

McKnight's Senior Living · March 3, 2026

About 18,000 nursing home and assisted living residents served by Omnicare in Tennessee could lose access to their long-term care pharmacy.

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