Tarrytown Expocare Pharmacy has acquired Embrace Healthcare, marking the company’s first physical pharmacy presence in Ohio. The acquisition establishes Tarrytown’s entry into a highly attractive market for intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) pharmacy services. Embrace Healthcare is recognized for its strong commitment to supporting IDD providers and the individuals they serve.
Operational Alignment
The integration is expected to be seamless due to strong operational alignment between the two organizations. According to Mark Lashley, Chief Executive Officer of Tarrytown Expocare Pharmacy, “Embrace is a natural fit for Tarrytown. Their team shares our commitment to serving providers who support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Establishing a pharmacy presence in Ohio strengthens our ability to support existing customers and expand access to the specialized pharmacy services IDD providers rely on.” Josh Hinds, President of Embrace Healthcare, stated that “joining Tarrytown allows us to continue that mission while benefiting from additional resources and specialized expertise focused on the IDD community.”
About Tarrytown Expocare Pharmacy
Tarrytown Expocare Pharmacy is a long-term care pharmacy exclusively dedicated to serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and behavioral health needs. The company is licensed in 35 states and growing. Tarrytown delivers specialized clinical support, medication packaging, eMAR integration, and 24/7 pharmacist access to community-based providers nationwide. With this acquisition, Tarrytown continues to expand its national reach and strengthen its ability to deliver specialized medication management, compliance support, and clinical pharmacy services designed for the IDD community.
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