How many days notice must a pharmacy give the board for a change of location?

In New York, a pharmacy is required to provide the Board of Pharmacy with at least 30 days' notice prior to changing its location. This requirement is in place to ensure that the Board has sufficient time to review and approve the new location, which is essential for maintaining compliance with state regulations. The notice period allows the Board to ensure that the new location meets all necessary standards for safety, security, and proper operation.

Providing a 30-day notice also helps in facilitating a smooth transition for the pharmacy's operations, allowing for necessary administrative changes, such as updating licenses and permits. It ensures that patients and other stakeholders are informed of the change in a timely manner, thereby minimizing disruption to services.

Other time frames such as 15, 20, or 45 days do not align with the established requirement set forth by the Board, and therefore do not reflect the legal expectations for such a notification.