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Board staff report completion of routine inspections for pharmacies licensed more than four years
Summary
The California State Board of Pharmacy’s inspection team completed thousands of inspections this fiscal year and reported routine inspections for every pharmacy licensed more than four years, while identifying common corrections and areas for more public education.
The California State Board of Pharmacy’s Enforcement and Compounding Committee heard an annual update on the Board’s inspection program on June 11, 2025, where staff reported this year’s inspection totals and common compliance problems.
Julie Ansell, deputy executive officer, told the Committee that inspectors had completed 2,833 inspections through May 15, 2025, and that “every pharmacy licensed for more than 4 years has received a routine inspection.” She said the Board’s strategic objective calls for routine inspections of all licensed pharmacies at least every four years.
The presentation broke out visit types and outcomes. For the current fiscal year the…
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