True or False: A corporation may hold a pharmacy license.

A corporation can indeed hold a pharmacy license. In many states, including Connecticut, independent pharmacies can be established as corporations, allowing them to operate as business entities under the same regulatory framework that governs pharmacy practice. This means that corporate entities, whether they are for-profit or non-profit, can apply for and maintain the necessary licensure to operate a pharmacy.

Regarding the other options, the assertion that only individuals can hold a pharmacy license is not accurate, as it overlooks the fact that corporate structures are recognized as legal entities capable of holding licenses. Similarly, the notion that only non-profit organizations can hold pharmacy licenses is misleading since both for-profit and non-profit organizations can be licensed to operate pharmacies. This flexibility is essential for ensuring that a variety of pharmacy models can exist to meet community healthcare needs.