Can a 160-Year-Old Pharmacy Shape the Future of Personalized Medicine? with Rosemary Mihalko

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Can a 160-Year-Old Pharmacy Shape the Future of Personalized Medicine? with Rosemary Mihalko

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What happens when one of Pittsburgh’s oldest pharmacies combines more than 160 years of history with modern personalized medicine? In this episode of Compounding Interest: The Business of Personalized Medicine, host Amy Summers sits down with Rosemary Mihalko, owner of Hieber’s Pharmacy. Rosemary shares how she has preserved the pharmacy’s historic roots while transforming it into a modern compounding operation offering sterile, non-sterile, hazardous, and non-hazardous preparations.Rosemary Mihalko is the owner of Hieber’s Pharmacy, Pittsburgh’s oldest pharmacy. She has owned the business for more than seven years and is both its first female owner and its first owner with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. From bringing back the traditional pharmacy soda fountain to creating customized medications for people and pets, Rosemary explains why the future of independent pharmacy can sometimes look surprisingly similar to its past.Expect to LearnHow Rosemary took stewardship of a pharmacy with more than 160 years of history and balanced preserving its legacy with modernizing the business.Why Hieber’s brought back the traditional pharmacy soda fountain and the surprising connection between pharmacists, chemistry, and the origins of popular soft drinks.How personalized compounding can adapt dosage forms, flavors, strengths, and delivery methods around the needs of individual patients and even pets.What goes into operating sterile and non-sterile compounding labs, including the infrastructure, procedures, transparency, and patient education involved.How Rosemary hopes Hieber’s can remain more than a place to pick up medication by becoming a lasting community gathering place for Pittsburgh.Timestamps[00:00] - Episode Teaser[01:32] - Meet Rosemary Mihalko and Hieber’s Pharmacy[04:25] - Bringing a Historic Pharmacy Back Home[06:37] - Making the Old New Again[08:34] - Why Pharmacists and Soda Fountains Belong Together[13:55] - Jonas Salk, Polio and Hieber’s Oral History[16:57] - Meet Gummy and the Modern Pharmacy Soda Fountain[23:32] - Inside Hieber’s Compounding Capabilities[24:39] - Personalizing Medicine Around the Patient[28:36] - LDN, Ménière’s Disease and Specialized Preparations[32:45] - Sterile Eye Drops, Safety and the Future of Hieber’sFollow Rosemary Mihalko:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosemary-sassic-mihalko-9a94bb2b/Website (Company): https://www.hiebers.com/LinkedIn (Company): https://www.linkedin.com/company/hieber's-pharmacy-inc-/home/Facebook (Company): https://www.facebook.com/hieberspharmacy/Instagram (Company): https://www.instagram.com/hieberspharmacyFollow the Host:Amy Summers: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-summers-pharmd-bcscp-fapc-20b04a93/Restore Health Consulting: https://www.restorehealthconsulting.com/Follow The Podcast:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RestoreHealthConsultingSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033F4FRUbjSrN1oNbfozhD?si=caf30ccfd2ba49b6Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/compounding-interest/id6784679391"Disclosure: Portions of this episode (such as the introduction or promotional segments) use AI-generated voice narration produced under human editorial review."

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