Lincolnshire Co-operative unveils £100k HLP blueprint

Practice The Lincolnshire Co-operative has spent £100,000 on its refit of its pharmacy at Cabourne Avenue in Lincoln which, if successful, will be the blueprint for a healthy living pharmacy roll-out to its 47 pharmacies

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The Lincolnshire Co-operative has unveiled the blueprint for its healthy living pharmacies (HLPs) with a £100,000 refit of its Cabourne Avenue branch in Lincoln.

The store's overhaul is the first to be carried out as part of a pilot, which includes another branch getting a refit in September.

Lincolnshire Co-op's Cabourne Avenue pharmacy will also offer free blood pressure, blood glucose and body mass index tests in a move towards the healthy living scheme.

Lincolnshire Co-op's head of pharmacy Alastair Farquhar said: "Of course dispensing prescriptions will still remain the pharmacy's key function. But the old adage that ‘prevention is better than cure' will increasingly point the way forward as this new format gradually rolls out across Lincolnshire Co-op's pharmacy network," he added.

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