Recipient of 2019 Eldon L. Hoyle Award for Economic Development

 CVS Pharmacy announced that it would be discontinuing its SimpleDose programs. All enrolled patients in the SimpleDose program can no longer fill their prescriptions after their current order with CVS Pharmacy.

To help ensure our patients can continue receiving their medications without interruption, Kollhoff Pharmacy is here to help those currently enrolled in SimpleDose to transfer and continue receiving their medication in a convenient and cost-effective drug packaging system. Kollhoff Pharmacy has been assisting patients with FREE medication packaging for several years, and rest assured; this program is not going anywhere. ​

Dressing down is causing the collection jar to fill up at Kollhoff Pharmacy, 407 S. Washington. Kollhoff Pharmacy team members are given the opportunity to dress casual on Fridays if they provide a little change to the donation jar. Funds are matched by Kollhoff Pharmacy, and the staff determines which local organization should receive the donation.

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A group of Junction City High School students learned what goes on behind the pharmacy counter during their visit to Kollhoff Pharmacy as part of the Medical Adventures program. 

About 15 students were welcomed by Kollhoff Pharmacy staff to spend an evening learning about the pharmacy profession. This is the third year Kollhoff Pharmacy has hosted the Medical Adventures group.

It’s no secret the building Kollhoff Pharmacy occupies on Washington Street used to be a Pizza Hut. The distinct hut-style roof and the windows will soon be removed and the building will take on a new look.

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“It’s kind of an iconic building,” John Kollhoff said at the groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning.

Junction City, KAN - Dressing a little casual is leading to big change at Kollhoff Pharmacy, 407 S. Washington. Kollhoff Pharmacy team members were given then opportunity to dress casual on Fridays if they provide a little change to the collection jar. Within a short period of time employees raised $250 which was matched by the pharmacy, giving them $500 to donate to Delivering Change, the Geary County Perinatal Coalition.