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by Workflow Services

17 episodes
Updated Daily
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<p>Join host Kevin Houlihan, CEO of Workflow Service and ImageMover, and guests as they explore the latest news, insights, and implications behind the Main Street Pharmacy Access Act (formerly ECAPS).</p>

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9/24/2025

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June 8, 2026

Mike Wysong: Inside the Main Street Pharmacy Access Act

In this episode, Kevin Houlihan welcomes back Mike Wysong, CEO of CARE Pharmacies, for a conversation on pharmacy access, federal legislation, and the evolving role of pharmacists under Medicare. Mike shares the story behind his recent commencement speech and honorary doctorate before diving into the Main Street Pharmacy Access Act, its progress through Congress, and what continued advocacy could mean for independent pharmacies, patients, and care delivery across the country. Learn how to be ...

Episode thumbnail for Zach Rosko, PharmD, BCPS: Advocating for Pharmacy Regulatory Relief in Nevada

May 6, 2026

Zach Rosko, PharmD, BCPS: Advocating for Pharmacy Regulatory Relief in Nevada

Kevin welcomes back Workflow Service's Director of Pharmacy Zach Rosko, PharmD, BCPS to discuss Nevada’s efforts to expand pharmacist clinical services and remove regulatory barriers that limit patient access, especially for Medicaid recipients. Their discussion explores how pharmacists’ advanced training supports safe, cost-effective care, and how legislative advocacy and relationship-building with lawmakers are driving momentum for future bills in upcoming sessions. Learn how to be reimburs...

Episode thumbnail for Shannon Brenkendorff: Advocating for Expanded Pharmacist Scope in Colorado

April 27, 2026

Shannon Brenkendorff: Advocating for Expanded Pharmacist Scope in Colorado

Shannon Brenkendorff returns to share his firsthand experience testifying on pharmacy legislation in Colorado. He breaks down what the hearing process actually looks like, how pharmacists are advocating for expanded care access, and why “test and treat” laws matter for patients. The conversation highlights the real-world impact of policy decisions, the role of technology in supporting pharmacists, and how advocacy can directly influence outcomes. It’s an inside look at how legislation evolves...

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What is ECAPS Watch?
<p>Join host Kevin Houlihan, CEO of Workflow Service and ImageMover, and guests as they explore the latest news, insights, and implications behind the Main Street Pharmacy Access Act (formerly ECAPS).</p>
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This podcast updates daily.

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