Community pharmacy, reimagined.
Skippack Pharmacy has been part of the community since 1968. When the pharmacy closed under a large chain, Dr. Mayank Amin reopened it in 2018 with one goal: to bring back the kind of pharmacy care where people feel seen, heard, and truly cared for.
Today, Skippack Pharmacy is more than a place to pick up prescriptions. We are a patient-centered health hub built around access, education, advocacy, and community service. From everyday medication questions to vaccines, testing, compounding, weight management, free Narcan access, student training, homebound care, and community outreach, our team works to remove barriers and make healthcare feel more personal.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Skippack Pharmacy helped lead one of Pennsylvania’s largest independent pharmacy vaccine and testing efforts, administering over 100,000 vaccines, distributing and administering more than half a million tests, and coordinating more than 200 community clinics with the support of over 1,000 volunteers and team members.
But our mission did not stop there.
We continue to serve patients who are often overlooked, including seniors, veterans, homebound patients, individuals with disabilities, patients with needle anxiety, neurodiverse families, and those facing cost, transportation, or access barriers. Our sensory-friendly immunization room and accessible vaccine efforts were created so more people can receive care in a setting that feels safe, respectful, and comfortable.
At Skippack Pharmacy, we believe service is our superpower. Whether we are helping a patient afford a medication, advocating for vaccine access, supporting a family through a health question, training the next generation of healthcare professionals, or showing up during a community crisis, our promise is simple:
We will keep fighting for our patients like family.
Mayank Amin
Owner
Dr. Mak, born and raised in Lansdale, is a serial entrepreneur driven by a passion to serve society and help those in need. During the week he is seen caring for seniors and patients as the owner of Skippack Pharmacy and by weekend, at the side of brides & grooms as a wedding planner and owner of Platinum Dream Events. Additionally, he volunteers for a non-profit charity, BAPS Charities, geared towards better communities.
Meet Dr. Mak
Dr. Mayank Amin, PharmD, RPh, MBA, known by many as “Dr. Mak” or “The Superman Pharmacist,” is the owner and chief patient advocate of Skippack Pharmacy.
Born and raised in the North Penn community, Dr. Mak reopened Skippack Pharmacy after it had been shuttered by a large chain and transformed it into a community-centered health and wellness destination. His work has been recognized locally, statewide, and nationally for expanding access to pharmacy care, vaccines, public health education, and patient advocacy.
Dr. Mak has served as a trusted pharmacy and public health voice for media outlets including Reuters, NBC10, 6ABC, and FOX29. In 2024, he was appointed by Governor Josh Shapiro to serve on the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority Board of Directors in the pharmacist-designated seat.
He has also helped mentor and precept more than 100 students, from high school shadowing students to college students, pharmacy students, post-graduate learners, and fellows, through Skippack Pharmacy’s growing student and leadership programs.
For Dr. Mak, pharmacy is not just about prescriptions. It is about people, trust, access, and showing up when the community needs help most.
What Makes Skippack Pharmacy Different
Personal care, not corporate care
We take time to answer questions, solve problems, and treat each patient like a person, not a number.
A leader in vaccine access
From in-store vaccines to mobile clinics, homebound care, pediatric and family-friendly options, and accessible immunization experiences, we make vaccination easier for more people.
A pharmacy that advocates
We work with patients, providers, public health leaders, and policymakers to help remove barriers to care.
A training ground for future healthcare leaders
Through Skippack University, rotations, shadowing, and student-led projects, we help students see what community pharmacy can truly become.
A community hub
Whether it is medication access, food insecurity support, public health education, free Narcan, or emergency community needs, we believe a pharmacy should be part of the solution.