Bond Community Health Center

South Tallahassee lost both a CVS and Walgreen's in the past several years.

The new pharmacy is in the same South Monroe Street location that also has dental, pre-birth services and cooking classes.

The facility, jointly operated by several partners, including the Bond Community Health Center, FSU College of Medicine and FAMU School of Pharmacy, will offer a complete catalog of treatments and therapies.

Doctor Temple Robinson is CEO at Bond. She says the center is open for patients who used CVS and need to transfer their prescription to another pharmacy.

Mother Janice Stanley was also among the first licensed practical nurses to graduate from the old segregated Lincoln High School in 1958 and became Tallahassee's first African-American female postal carriers in the early 1970s.

Orgnizers say more than 700 people showed up, of which some 200 received various health assessments.

Beyond the free breakfast, there were numerous service providers on hand to help with everything from longer-term nutrition needs to affordable health care options.

The Bond Community Health Center is taking part in a national study to see if blood thinners can help people with COVID-19. The Center's CEO, Temple Robinson, says one of the suspected side effects of COVID-19 is blood clots.

The Bond Community Health Center is taking part in a national study to see if blood thinners can help people with COVID-19. The Center's CEO, Temple Robinson, says one of the suspected side effects of COVID-19 is blood clots.

After a staff member at the Bond Community Health Center's main site tested positive for the coronavirus, it will be temporarily closing.