Business Details
21 Years
experience
Free Medications & Healthcare Services Newport KY
Faith Community Pharmacy has dedicated over two decades to addressing critical healthcare needs in Northern Kentucky. Founded on principles of human dignity and compassion, we provide free medications to thousands of patients annually while preparing to expand access through a new integrated clinic. Our organization fills critical gaps in healthcare access by offering chronic disease management, preventive care, and community health programs. With a proven track record of distributing over 650,000 prescriptions, we combine pharmaceutical expertise with community partnerships to serve vulnerable populations. Our upcoming clinic will enhance our capabilities through academic collaborations and volunteer engagement.We maintain rigorous operational transparency while maximizing donor impact through efficient resource allocation. Our team of licensed professionals and trained volunteers upholds the highest standards of care delivery. Through strategic partnerships with medical institutions and community organizations, we ensure sustainable service delivery. Our governance structure combines healthcare expertise with business acumen to maintain program integrity. We continuously seek innovative solutions to improve health outcomes for underserved populations.
Services
Free Medication Distribution
Chronic Disease Management
Provider Referral Program
Community Health Clinic
Volunteer Opportunities
Medical Donations
Details
- Year established: 2005
Highlights and features
- 20+ years providing free medications to Northern Kentuckians
- Distributes $8.50 in medications for every $1 donated
- Integrated pharmacy-clinic model for comprehensive care
- Partners with University of Kentucky medical school
- Operates with transparent, volunteer-supported infrastructure
What people say
Lifesaving medications
Dedicated staff
Community-focused mission
Excellent volunteer program
Transparent operations
Services
Free Medication Distribution
We provide essential medications at no cost for chronic conditions including hypertension, diabetes, and asthma. Our program serves over 10,000 patients through verified eligibility processes. This service reduces financial barriers to critical healthcare treatments for Northern Kentucky residents.
Community Health Clinic
Opening March 2026, our integrated clinic offers free primary and urgent care services. Located with our pharmacy, it will provide preventive care, lab testing, and physician services. This expansion addresses growing healthcare access needs in the region through academic partnerships.
Provider Referral Program
Healthcare providers can refer patients through our structured program with clear eligibility criteria. We supply medical professionals with necessary documentation and formulary information. This system ensures proper patient care coordination between providers and our services.
Volunteer Opportunities
We engage volunteers in prescription filling, administrative tasks, and patient services. Bilingual and pharmacy-trained volunteers receive specialized roles. This volunteer model maintains low operational costs while maximizing service delivery capacity.
Medical Donations
Our capital campaign supports healthcare expansion through tax-deductible donations. Every dollar generates $8.50 in medication value through efficient resource leveraging. Donor funds directly support both current operations and future growth initiatives.
People
Aaron Broomall
Executive Director
Leading Faith Community Pharmacy since its founding, Aaron oversees strategic operations and community partnerships. With extensive nonprofit leadership experience, he directs medication distribution and clinic development initiatives.
Denise Bowman
Director of External Relations
Denise manages donor relations and community engagement programs. She coordinates fundraising events and volunteer recruitment efforts. Her work ensures sustained community support for the organization's mission.
Becky Seeger
Program Director
Becky oversees patient service delivery and program implementation. She manages medication distribution operations and clinic readiness preparations. Her leadership ensures efficient execution of the organization's core services.
Mollie Broering
Pharmacy Director
As pharmacy director, Mollie supervises medication dispensing operations. She ensures pharmaceutical compliance and quality control standards. Her team manages inventory for the organization's extensive medication distribution program.
Dr. Bridget Go
Board Chairperson
A licensed pharmacist and board chair, Dr. Go provides clinical oversight and governance leadership. She contributes pharmaceutical expertise to strategic decision-making. Her involvement ensures alignment with best practices in community healthcare delivery.
Questions
What services does Faith Community Health Network provide?
We offer free medication distribution for chronic conditions and will soon provide primary care services through our new clinic.
How can patients qualify for medication assistance?
Patients qualify through documented financial need and medical necessity. Providers can access specific criteria through our referral program.
Can I volunteer without medical experience?
Yes, we welcome volunteers for various roles including administrative support and prescription processing.
How does the donation matching work?
Through efficient resource management, every $1 donated generates $8.50 in medication value for patients.
When will the clinic open?
Our new clinic opens March 2026, located adjacent to our existing pharmacy facility in Newport, KY.
How can healthcare providers participate?
Providers can refer patients using our documented process and access current formulary information through our website.
Reviews (3)
Jason Feltner
Jun 18, 2021
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I had a 1 month rotation at Faith Community Pharmacy and to say it was amazing would be an understatement. Not only is there pharmacists top notch, but there management and staff are amazing as well. They provide amazing services and medications to the undeserved population. However, they do so in a manner that also provides those people the respect that they deserve. It was an honor helping them during my final year of pharmacy school and I look forward to the opportunity to volunteer for them one day. Thank you FCP!
Brian Truex
Aug 07, 2020
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This was the first time visit for me. Excellent service. Must visit by appointment only. Entering office is not allowed, due to Covid. The place is a little difficult to see, as it is in back of building, and not very good signage. There are multiple businesses occupying this building.
N. Th
Jul 03, 2018
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Very friendly and helpful staff! And wonderful ministry! They helped my diabetic friend with his medication for a month when no one else would or could
