Capitol Heights Pharmacy

06/01/2026

June is National Men’s Health Month, and for men, the consequences of untreated mental illness can be severe. Here’s why mental healthcare matters for men.

05/29/2026

Depression doesn’t always look the same for everyone. For many women, symptoms can show up differently and may change with hormones, stress, or life transitions, or during pregnancy or the postpartum period. Here are a few common ways depression may differ for women.

05/28/2026

We’re wishing a HUGE congratulations to all graduating students, especially the 5th graders at for their big continuation today. Need a last minute beverage for your graduation party or potluck? We’ve got you covered. We love our community and are so proud of our students!

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Wishing you a safe, meaningful day with family and loved ones.

05/22/2026

Dealing with a sinus infection? The good news is many sinus infections (especially viral ones) typically resolve on their own with time. Here are a few simple ways to manage symptoms at home and stay comfortable while you recover.

05/21/2026

05/18/2026

Recognizing the signs of depression can be the first step toward getting support. If you or someone you love is noticing any of these warning signs, you are not alone, and help is available. Make an appointment to see your doctor, or if you need immediate help, call or text 988.

05/15/2026

Happy Customer Appreciation Day! Today, we’re celebrating you — our patients, our community, and the trust you place in us. Thank you for choosing our pharmacy and supporting our small business. We truly appreciate you!

05/11/2026

Depression in women is often misunderstood, and myths can make it harder to recognize and treat. Here are five common myths and the facts behind them. If these resonate with you, the first step is to see your doctor, who can rule out any physical health issues and connect you with a mental health professional.

05/09/2026

We worked so hard to pass a law last year that requires PBMs (pharmaceutical benefit managers) to pay pharmacies like mine appropriately for our dispensing of medications. Every year, they pay less and many times under the cost of our medications. There will not be anymore pharmacies if this continues. And now, even despite a law being in place, PBMs think they can ignore the law.

How can you help? Tell your legislator and Governor Polis that you are tired of corporate fat cats getting paid instead of the local independent pharmacy that takes care of you. Tell them you are tired of your already astronomically overpriced insurance payment going straight into the pockets of middlemen that add no value to our healthcare system. I've learned that my voice actually matters when I speak to my legislators. They will listen to you!