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Guardian Pharmacy Services Acquires Assets of Tennessee-Based Nautilus Pharmacy

Guardian Pharmacy Services (NYSE: GRDN) announced the acquisition of assets from Tennessee-based Nautilus Pharmacy, including prescription files, related pharmacy inventory, and certain fixed assets.

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ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Guardian Pharmacy Services, Inc. (NYSE: GRDN), one of the nation’s largest and most innovative long-term care (LTC) pharmacy services companies, today announced the acquisition of assets from Tennessee-based Nautilus Pharmacy, including prescription files, related pharmacy inventory, and certain fixed assets.

Nautilus serves assisted living communities across 14 states, primarily through mail order from a single centralized pharmacy location. Guardian will transition pharmacy services for Nautilus-served residents to 18 Guardian pharmacies serving the markets where they reside. The acquisition provides former Nautilus community partners with access to Guardian’s comprehensive LTC pharmacy services, delivered through locally managed pharmacies backed by the resources, technology, and capabilities of a national organization.

“Guardian has built its business around the belief that local service coupled with a deep understanding of the communities we serve is critical to effectively addressing the complexities of medication management,” said David Brown, senior vice president of the Central Region at Guardian Pharmacy Services. “By transitioning these community partners and residents from mail order service to Guardian pharmacies already operating in their markets, we are bringing pharmacy services closer to these customers, providing the local accountability, responsiveness, and senior care expertise Guardian customers depend on.”

The integration is being led by David Brown in close collaboration with other regional senior vice presidents, including Marybeth Terry in the East Region, and local pharmacy teams across Guardian’s broader pharmacy network. Guardian will welcome more than half of Nautilus Pharmacy’s employees, including pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, helping to provide continuity for community partners and residents.

“This acquisition is consistent with the typical size of opportunities we target as part of our disciplined growth strategy and demonstrates the value of our regional leadership structure in identifying and successfully executing on high-return growth opportunities,” said Fred Burke, president and chief executive officer. “Importantly, it also represents a highly efficient use of capital for growth, allowing us to leverage the operating capacity of our existing pharmacies to further scale while maintaining the local service and support that differentiates Guardian.”

About Guardian Pharmacy Services

Guardian Pharmacy Services is one of the nation’s leading long-term care pharmacy services companies. Through its locally-based business model, Guardian partners with long-term care facilities (“LTCFs”) to deliver medications and a comprehensive suite of technology-enabled services designed to enhance care and improve adherence to drug regimens, helping to reduce the cost of care and improve clinical outcomes. With a growing network of more than 61 licensed pharmacies, 54 of which are full-service, Guardian is dedicated to providing exceptional service to approximately 210,000 residents (as of June 30, 2026).

Media Contact:
Andrew Agan, Cookerly PR
404-816-2037
andrew@cookerly.com

Investor Contact:
Ashley Stockton
Vice President, Investor Relations
ir@guardianpharmacy.net

Source: Guardian Pharmacy Services, Inc.

Key Terms

long-term care (ltc) pharmacy services medical
Pharmacy services that specialize in supplying prescription drugs and clinical support to people living in long-term care settings — such as nursing homes, assisted‑living facilities, hospice, group homes, or patients receiving home‑based long‑term care. Services typically include dispensing and packaging medications, timely delivery, medication administration support, clinical consulting, monitoring for interactions and side effects, and handling regulatory and billing paperwork. Investors care because these services combine predictable, recurring revenue with regulatory, reimbursement and operational risks tied to patient safety and facility relationships, functioning like a medical supply chain and on-site clinical partner for vulnerable patients.
fixed assets financial
Tangible long-term resources a company owns and uses to run its business, such as buildings, machinery, vehicles and equipment, that are not intended for immediate sale. They appear on the balance sheet as noncurrent assets and are tracked over time through depreciation, so they show how much cash and productive capacity is tied up in the business; investors use this to assess capital intensity, maintenance needs and borrowing collateral.