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Camp Cardinal Health Camp Cardinal Health is a four-day, fun-filled children’s program featuring age-appropriate activities such as arts and crafts, games and off-site excursions. Encourage your child(ren) to enjoy the sights and sounds of a new city as a Camp Cardinal Health attendee. Participation requirements Camp Cardinal Health is divided into three age groups: Rompers (Ages 3-6) Child participants remain onsite and take part in various on-site activities. Adventurers (Ages 7-11) and Explorers (Ages 12-17) Child participants take part in off-site excursions that highlight local kid-friendly attractions.

Continuing Education (CE) Courses RBC 2026 will offer a robust schedule of accredited continuing education (CE) courses in partnership with the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA). View this year's schedule below, carefully curated so you can gather industry insights and relevant best practices to implement in your pharmacy. Course Schedule Wednesday, July 22 Pharmacy-Based Point-of-Care Test & Treat National Certificate Program** Designing & Marketing Pharmacy Services Patients Will Pay For Exploring the 2026 Diabetes Guideline Updates Precepting With Purpose: Shifting Student Perceptions and Inspiring the Next Generation of Independent Pharmacists Stronger Through Every Stage of Life: What Every Pharmacist Should Know About Supporting Active Women Opportunities for Optimizing Diabetes Care** Optimizing Financial Performance in Community Pharmacy The Business Case for Integrating Wearable Health Tech into Wellness Care A New Era of Geriatric Care: The Evolving Role of Pharmacy in Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care for Aging Populations Mapping Care Gaps to Services: Leveraging Rural Health Data to Expand Offerings and Outreach Thursday, July 23 CHC: Unlocking Opportunities with Specialty Infusion Services Immunizations in Flux: What’s New, What’s Changed, What’s Next* Securing Pharmacy’s Seat at the Rural Health Transformation Program Table CHC: Managing Strains on Your Health Center’s 340B Program From Overwhelmed to Empowered: Mastering Delegation Amongst Pharmacy Teams Positioning Pharmacy as a Partner in GLP-1 Care Basic Life Support** Longevity, Wellness, and Supplementation: A Pharmacy-Centered Approach The Missing Link: Why Technicians are the Key to Maximizing Medical Billing Reimbursement 2026 Law and Advocacy Update Demystifying Medical Billing and Documentation LTC: Unpacking Current Long-term Care Pharmacy Market Trends and Challenges Friday, July 24 LTC: The Latest on the Inflation Reduction Act and What It Means for Long-term Care Pharmacies Partners in Health: Transform Your Pharmacy into a Wellness Destination The Contracting Conundrum:  Why Saying ‘Yes’ to Every PBM Contract Isn’t the Answer What's Lurking in the Lab Work? Biomarkers and Nutrient Deficiencies Pharmacies Shouldn't Miss Basic Life Support** LTC: Long-term Care Advocacy Updates Shaping 2026 The AI Advantage: Tools, Trends, and Opportunities for Harnessing AI’s Potential in Pharmacy* CHC: Navigating the Changing 340B Pricing Landscape Hormone Replacement Therapy in 2026: Clinical Updates and Service Opportunities Profit by Design: Engineering a More Sustainable Pharmacy Model Saturday, July 25 From Exploration to Implementation: A Business Blueprint for Designing and Launching Wellness Pharmacy Services* Basic Life Support** Immunizations in Flux: What’s New, What’s Changed, What’s Next* The AI Advantage: Tools, Trends, and Opportunities for Harnessing AI’s Potential in Pharmacy* *Course will be repeated **Course requires pre-registration and is offered to attendees for an additional fee. Click here to view the entire CE course schedule. Disclaimer: The CE course schedule and session details are subject to change. Sponsorship for these programs facilitated by Cardinal Health. NCPA is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. This program will provide up to 13 contact hours (1.3 CEUs) of continuing pharmacy education. Sessions are knowledge and application-based and accredited for 1.0 contact hour each (0.1 CEU) unless otherwise stated. Participants must attend, enter an attendance code on NCPA’s learning center, and complete a feedback questionnaire in order to receive credit for the program. Target audience: community pharmacists and community pharmacy technicians. Faculty disclosures and full program information available at http://rbc-ncpa.thinkingcap.com/.

Main Events RBC 2026 offers the opportunity to hear from inspiring speakers, celebrate at Customer Appreciation Night and enjoy live entertainment. The conference will feature energetic general sessions led by subject matter experts, delivering industry education, motivational insights, and valuable peer-to-peer best practices. Keep reading to learn more about this year’s lineup of events! Opening Session Get ready for an energetic opening session led by longtime host Eva Saha featuring Olympic Gold Medalist Lindsey Vonn at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 23 Entertainment Session Join us Thursday, July 23 at 7 p.m. for an evening of live music with multi-platinum selling vocal group Lady A. Before the Lady A concert, bring your dancing shoes to the Dance Party with DJ Nick beginning at 6:30 p.m. Opening Session will also feature a customer panel, Transforming Pharmacy with Evolving Pharmacy Models , a conversation on new revenue streams through clinical services, wellness offerings and peer-to-peer best practice sharing on expanding scope of practice. Industry & Advocacy Day Session Industry & Advocacy Day kicks off on Friday, July 24 at 9:30 a.m . as Dr. David Agus, one of the world’s leading physicians and pioneering biomedical researchers joins host Eva Saha on the RBC stage. Customer Appreciation Night RBC 2026 concludes with an evening of excitement at our Customer Appreciation Night at Universal Studios CityWalk from 4:30-7:30 p.m. on Friday, July 24 . Independent pharmacists and their families can enjoy entertainment and dining along the CityWalk, then explore Universal Studios or Islands of Adventure. Check out the event website HERE This session will also feature an Industry Advocacy Panel, Celebrating the Wins and Raising Your Voice , a retrospective look at advancements in the industry through advocacy at all levels and a look forward at how independent pharmacists can create action and engage in grassroots efforts.

for Indepen dent Pharmacists In recognition of our community pharmacists and their commitment to their patients, Cardinal Health, and the Retail Advisory Board, created the Community Leadership Award. Eac h year at RBC, this award is presented to an independent pharmacist who demonstrates a commitment to promoting the principles of community pharmacy. Award Criteria Community leadership and involvement Independent pharmacy champion Ability to inspire others Willingness to go above and beyond the day-to-day requirements Excellent financial performance Award Details $10,000 donation in the recipient’s name to a pharmacy school or pharmacy association of their cho ice Engraved award Nomination Timeline Opens: January 5, 2026 Closes: February 27, 2026 The Cardinal Health™ Community Leadership Award nomination form is now closed. Please send any questions to rbc@cardinalhealth.com . The Cardinal Health™ Community Leadership Award

Customer Hotels Reserve a room at one of the designated RBC hotels in Orlando after completing your conference registration. Hilton Orlando 6001 Destination Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32819 In the heart of Orlando, the Hilton is just minutes from major theme parks and attractions. Connected to the Orange County Convention Center by a covered walkway, it's perfect for both business and leisure. RBC guests will enjoy personalized service and memorable experiences in a convenient and central location. Distance to Orange County Convention Center: Hilton Orlando is connected to the Orange County Convention Center. Rate: $262/night + tax and $15/night resort fee SOLD OUT Hyatt Regency Orlando 9801 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819 Just minutes from Universal Orlando®, Walt Disney World®, and Seaworld®, Hyatt Regency is the perfect family-friendly hotel for RBC guests. Located on International Drive, guests are close to shopping, dining and over 100 entertainment options, all within two miles. Distance to Orange County Convention Center: Hyatt Regency Orlando is connected to the Orange County Convention Center. Rate: $279/night + tax and $20/night resort fee Rosen Centre Hotel 9840 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819 Located in Orlando's Convention District, Rosen Centre offers flexible meeting space, restaurants and lounges. Combining exemplary service and conveniences in the guest rooms, Rosen Centre Hotel keeps RBC guests at the center of the experience. Distance to Orange County Convention Center: 0.2 miles Rate: $215/night + tax Hotel FAQs How do I book a hotel for my trip to Orlando? You can make your hotel room reservations for RBC 2026 once you complete the registration process. Click the button labeled "Make a new Hotel Reservation" to be directed to PassKey™ and book your hotel room. Why should I book one of the RBC Hotels ? When you book at one of the RBC hotels you will be eligible for our contracted rates, receive breakfast at your hotel, and will have ground transportation to and from the airport to your hotel provided for you. When you book a room through our hotel booking system Passkey™, Cardinal Health RBC can assist with missing room reservations, protect reservations if the hotel overcommits its room inventory and accurately plan accommodations such as transportation and meals. Help us make RBC 2026 in Orlando successful by reserving your hotel room through Passkey™.

Medicine Shoppe International, Inc. (MSI) Franchise Awards Delivered annually at RBC, the Medicine Shoppe International, Inc. (MSI) Awards recognize members of the Medicine Shoppe ® Pharmacy and Medicap ® Pharmacy network who are excelling in the field and demonstrate a strong commitment to the franchise. Curt Rising, PharmD & Shirley Walz-Rising The Medicine Shoppe ® Pharmacy #0461 and #1951 Rapid City, SD MSI Franchisee of the Year Career Curt Rising, PharmD graduated in 1995 from the University of Nebraska College of Pharmacy. After graduation, he moved to Rapid City and with his wife, Shirley, and purchased the Medicine Shoppe ® Pharmacy. The pharmacy venture has grown to three locations, including long term care, compounding and community pharmacy in Rapid City, SD. Accolades President of Black Hills Pharmacist's Association President of South Dakota Board of Pharmacy Former Director of the Northern Plains Eye Foundation Active Member in the Rushmore Lions Club Active Member of the National Community Pharmacist's Association 2016 Bowl of Hygeia Award, sponsored by the American Pharmacists Association Foundation (APhA) and the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Association (NASPA) Founding luminary for the community pharmacy enhanced services network (CPESN) in South Dakota Accomplishments Implemented a robust synchronization program, consistently maintaining over 75% participating, launched a remote patient monitoring program and built a strong, comprehensive vaccination initiative Established a long-term care pharmacy, overcoming challenges to build a thriving, efficient operation Active in advocacy efforts, traveling to Washington, D.C., to meet with congressional staff and contribute to discussions on improving pharmacy reimbursement models and advancing patient care Serves as a mentor to numerous pharmacy students and other pharmacies by sharing best practices and implementing cutting-edge technologies MSI Rookie of the Year Jodee Richeson, PharmD Broadway Pharmacy, a member of the Medicap Pharmacy ® family #8439, Minot, ND Career As the owner and Pharmacist-in-Charge at Broadway Pharmacy, a member of the Medicap Pharmacy family, Jodee has positioned herself as the preferred, locally-owned pharmacy in her community. As a start-up location, they have experienced steady growth, maximized support from their franchise business consultant and actively implemented new solutions for her patients. Accolades Partners with local healthcare providers and physician groups to expand reach Addressed a pharmacy gap in the community, servicing elderly and at-risk patients while building strong relationships with the customers they serve Accomplishments Demonstrates a strong partnership with the franchise business consultant to discuss financials and areas of opportunity for the store to grow and expand Attentive to reimbursement activities and support for patients during open enrollment periods, assisting patients with choosing the best plan Builds partnerships with other franchisees to support best practice sharing and generate ideas for her pharmacy

Kids activities at RBC 2026 Participation requirements Camp Cardinal Health is divided into three age groups: Rompers (3-6 years): Participants remain onsite with activities planned throughout the day. Adventurers (7-11 years): Participants take part in offsite excursions that highlight kid-friendly attractions. Explorers (12-17 years): Participants take part in offsite excursions that highlight kid-friendly attractions. If your child does not meet the age requirements listed above, care is also available for infants and toddlers ages 12 to 35 months. Parents and guardians can choose from two care options when registering, either a half day or full day. Please send any questions regarding your child’s participation to campcardinalhealth@accentoca.com . Camp Cardinal Health, our four-day, fun-filled children’s program at RBC, features age-appropriate activities like arts and crafts, games and offsite excursions. Enroll your child(ren) when registering for this year's conference so they can enjoy the sights and sounds of Orlando. Schedule of events The current schedule for Camp Cardinal Health at RBC 2026 is outlined below, organized by date. Siblings can stay together but the older child will be required to join the younger age group. Wednesday, July 22 Toddlers (12-35 months): World of Science Rompers (3-6 years): Jungle Adventure Adventurers (7-11 years): Kennedy Space Center Explorers (12-17 years): Kennedy Space Center Thursday, July 23 Toddlers (12-35 months): Water Wonders Rompers (3-6 years): Big Discoveries Adventurers (7-11 years): Fun Spot America Explorers (12-17 years): Aquatica Orlando Friday, July 24 Toddlers (12-35 months): Animal Antics Rompers (3-6 years): Animals and More Animals Adventurers (7-11 years): Aquatica Orlando Explorers (12-17 years): Fun Spot America Saturday, July 25 Toddlers (12-35 months): Innovation Creations Rompers (3-6 years): Tiny Champ Sports Day Adventurers (7-11 years): Wonderworks Explorers (12-17 years): Wonderworks Click here to find detailed descriptions of each Camp Cardinal Health activity. Disclaimer: The schedule of events for Camp Cardinal Health is subject to change.

Independent pharmacy awards In Orlando, Cardinal Health will once again celebrate independent pharmacists and their contributions to the communities they serve through the annual Cardinal Health™ Community Leadership Award, inaugural Advocacy Award, and Medicine Shoppe International, Inc. Awards. Cardinal Health™ Community Leadership Award Each year, the Community Leadership Award is presented to an independent pharmacist who demonstrates a commitment to promoting the principles of community pharmacy. Cardinal Health™ Advocacy Award New at RBC 2026, the Advocacy Award recognizes an independent pharmacist who is a relentless advocate in protecting and promoting pharmacy interests in their community. Medicine Shoppe International, Inc. (MSI) Awards Delivered annually at RBC, the Medicine Shoppe International, Inc. Awards recognize members of the Medicine Shoppe ® Pharmacy and Medicap Pharmacy ® network who are excelling in the field and demonstrating a strong commitment to the franchise. Please note that an independent pharmacist can be nominated for both the Community Leadership Award and Advocacy Award but cannot receive both recognitions in the same calendar year.