Bronx pharmacy offers a helping hand amid ongoing doctor shortage
Sedgwick Pharmacy accepts walk-ins and appointments alike.
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9ds agoA Bronx pharmacy is helping out amid a doctor shortage that is impacting the borough by offering immediate health services for those in need.
Adam Agovino has been a pharmacist for nearly 20 years at Sedgwick Pharmacy, which now offers clinic services for customers due to the ongoing shortage of doctors.
Sedgwick Pharmacy accepts walk-ins and appointments alike.
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