Ropheka Pharmacy

29/10/2025

Flu Shots available -
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Group Flu Clinics are easy on you and your team. Get started today by clicking link below:
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$0 cost
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Call 469 612 3827
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Stay informed, stay protected and be there for your loved ones this holiday
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Get your no cost no wait flu shot today at Ropheka Pharmacy

28/10/2025

It may be windy today but we are only a call away - 469 612 3827 🙂

28/10/2025

A NEW WEEK TO SERVE:

The 2025 Ropheka Flu van docked 35 miles southeast of the southern star!
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Ropheka is on a 2025 Mission for our community health mandate this flu season and our team is glad to have had the opportunity to take care of staff at the LO Assisted Living
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From engaging with staff, educating them on the flu and connecting with their resident family, we were honored to have spent the afternoon with them
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Needing the Flu Van to come your way? Get started today - Don't wait
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Book now by clicking here: https://bit.ly/46NBH0R
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Leave the work and tasks to us- Get your team ready to welcome the Ropheka Flu Van
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#2025

26/10/2025

🍷 It’s more than a festival — it’s MidloFest 2026! 🍷

Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 25, Downtown will come alive with the sights, sounds, and flavors of our favorite hometown celebration!

From local wineries and craft brews to artisan vendors, live music, delicious eats, and family fun, MidloFest is where our community comes together to celebrate everything that makes Midlothian shine. ✨

Stroll the streets of Downtown, discover your new favorite local business, dance to the rhythm of live bands, and make memories with friends and family — all while supporting the heart of our community.

🎶🍇☀️ Save the date, invite your crew, and get ready for the most unforgettable MidloFest yet!

Vendors: To be one of the first to access our application, email marketing@midlothianchamber.org to be added to our email list.

25/10/2025

Medicare Drug Negotiation Program :

25/10/2025

DEA National Takeback Day

DRUG TAKE BACK EVENT HAPPENS TOMORROW (OCT. 24) - Event area will be rain-protected, so don't let the weather keep you away!

Do you have unused or expired Prescription drugs? If so, bring them by this Saturday between 10am to 1pm at Methodist Midlothian Medical Center. Please do not bring syringes, inhalers, sharps or other hazardous materials.

24/10/2025

💉 2025 Flu Tour Stop: PVAL Assisted Living | DFW Metroplex

This week, our 2025 Flu Tour Journey made a meaningful stop at PVAL Assisted Living, a 100+ bed community serving residents across the DFW Metroplex.
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We were joined by Mr. Lee, a P2 PharmD Intern who partnered with our team while completing community service credits—thanks to the kind recommendation of Professor Rolake, Clinical Pharmacotherapy Professor at UNT.
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From secured memory units to staff and residents across multiple floors, we were grateful for the opportunity to serve each individual with care and compassion—one vaccination at a time.
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This visit is part of our ongoing Community Health Initiative, dedicated to improving access to preventive care and supporting wellness across our county and beyond.
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🌟 Whether it’s your business, church, school, or community organization, we’d love to bring the Flu Tour to you and help keep your community protected this season.
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📞 Learn more or schedule a visit at www.RophekaPharmacy.com
🩵 Ropheka Pharmacy — Serving health, one person at a time.

22/10/2025

22/10/2025

DEA National Take back Day

DRUG TAKE BACK EVENT HAPPENS TOMORROW (OCT. 24) - Event area will be rain-protected, so don't let the weather keep you away!

Do you have unused or expired Prescription drugs? If so, bring them by this Saturday between 10am to 1pm at Methodist Midlothian Medical Center. Please do not bring syringes, inhalers, sharps or other hazardous materials.

21/10/2025

📣 Community. Health. Legacy.

Ropheka Pharmacy is honored to be part of the Ghana Community Presbyterian Church DF's 10th Anniversary Community Health Forum, under the timely theme: "Health, Wealth, and Spirituality." in Irving TX

This event is more than a gathering—it’s a movement. A movement rooted in education, prevention, and empowerment. 💪🏾💊💡

Our Lead Pharmacist will be speaking at this event on Project 4 and as we stand alongside trusted partners like AHC (Dr. Yvette), Dr BaseB, and the GH Nurses Association Board, we are proud to share our voice on the impact of the flu and simple yet powerful prevention strategies that can save lives—especially in vulnerable communities.

From our Mobile Flu Tour Campaign to student mentorship initiatives, Ropheka Pharmacy continues to champion holistic community health in both practice and purpose.

🙏🏾 Special thanks to Ps Osae Martin and the organizing team for the invitation and their unwavering commitment to a healthier, spiritually grounded community.

📍 Join us. Get informed. Get inspired.
📅 Don’t miss this!

www RophekaPharmacy.com

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21/10/2025

💉NATIONAL PHARMACY WEEK OCT 19-25💉

As National Pharmacy Week continues, we continue our commitment to community care and reduce the barriers to care with our mobile flu tour, coming to a city near you!

Give us a call today at 469 612 3827

Or get started by clicking the link below:

https://bit.ly/46NBH0R

21/10/2025

Domestic Violence Campaign – Week 3 – Resources

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Midlothian Police Department’s Victim Advocate Unit (VAU) reminds our community that resources matter. Access to safe shelters, legal advocacy, counseling, and safety planning can make the difference between surviving and thriving. Too often, victims stay silent not because they want to but because they don’t know where to turn. That’s where we come in. Our officers and advocates work hand-in-hand to connect individuals and families to life-saving services right here in our community and across the nation.

If you or someone you know needs help:
• Victim Advocate Unit:
Coordinator Jamie M. Singleton (682) 540-2450 / Jamie.Singleton@midlothian.tx.us
Evirr Eshelman (214) 813-5706 / Evirr.Eshelman@midlothian.tx.us
• Midlothian Police Department Emergency: 9-1-1
• Midlothian Police Department (Non-Emergency): (972) 775-3333
• The Family Place (Dallas): (214) 941-1991
• Hope’s Door New Beginning Center: (972) 276-0057
• The Heights Ellis County Family Resources: (469) 672-6494
• National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) | thehotline.org
• Love is Respect (Teens & Young Adults): Text “LOVEIS” to 22522
• RAINN (Sexual Assault Hotline): 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)

Remember:
Asking for help is not a sign of weakness it’s a sign of strength. Every resource shared, every conversation started, and every moment of compassion can help someone find safety and hope. Together, we can make Midlothian and every community a place where love is safe, and silence is broken.



Know the Warning Signs — Awareness Saves Lives
Domestic violence doesn’t always start with bruises. It often begins with control, isolation, and fear that slowly take away a person’s freedom and confidence. Recognizing the signs can help save someone’s life even your own.

Common Warning Signs of Abuse:
• Constant criticism, humiliation, or intimidation
• Extreme jealousy or possessiveness
• Isolation from friends and family
• Monitoring of phone calls, messages, or location
• Threats toward the victim, children, pets, or themselves
• Financial control or withholding money and resources
• Physical violence hitting, pushing, or restraining
• Forced sexual acts or coercion

If these behaviors sound familiar whether in your life or someone else’s help is available. You are not alone, and there are people ready to listen and support you.

For Help & Support:
• Victim Advocate Unit:
Coordinator Jamie M. Singleton (682) 540-2450/ Jamie.Singleton@midlothian.tx.us
Evirr Eshelman (214) 813-5706/ Evirr.Eshelman@midlothian.tx.us
• Midlothian Police Department Emergency: 9-1-1
• Midlothian Police Department (Non-Emergency): (972) 775-3333
• National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) – thehotline.org
• Ellis County Friends of the Family:
o CASA of Ellis County: (972) 937-1455
o Ellis County Children’s Advocacy Center: (972) 937-1870
o The Heights Ellis County Family Resources: (469) 672-6494
o Friends of First Look: (972) 938-7900
o Ellis County Homeless Coalition: (469) 864-6240

Awareness is the first step toward prevention. Together, we can recognize, respond, and reach out.

How to Support a Friend Experiencing Abuse
Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is simply be there. If someone you care about is in an abusive relationship, your response can make a life-changing difference.

Here’s how to help:
• Listen without judgment. Believe them and let them share at their own pace.
• Avoid giving ultimatums. Leaving can be dangerous, and survivors need support not pressure.
• Offer resources, not rescue. Connect them to trained professionals who can create a safe plan.
• Check in regularly. A simple message or call reminds them they’re not alone.
• Keep their information private. Safety and confidentiality are crucial.

Resources for You & Them:
• Victim Advocate Unit:
Coordinator Jamie M. Singleton (682) 540-2450/ Jamie.Singleton@midlothian.tx.us
Evirr Eshelman (214) 813-5706/ Evirr.Eshelman@midlothian.tx.us
• Midlothian Police Department Emergency: 9-1-1
• Midlothian Police Department (Non-Emergency): (972) 775-3333
• The Family Place (Dallas): (214) 941-1991
• Love is Respect: Text “LOVEIS” to 22522 | loveisrespect.org
• National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

Your support could be the first step toward their safety. Together, we can build a community that listens, believes, and stands beside survivors.

National Resources
• National Domestic Violence Hotline: 24/7, free, confidential help for survivors of domestic violence: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233). The Hotline+1
• National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV): A national clearinghouse of tools, training and resources to support survivors, advocates and service providers. National Domestic Violence Center
• Texas Advocacy Project: While Texas-based, this organization provides legal support and advocacy across the state (so useful nationally for Texans). Texas Advocacy Project
• Online directories like DomesticShelters.org help survivors locate support groups, shelters and counseling services by location across the U.S. DomesticShelters.org+1

Texas / North Texas — Local Support Groups & Counseling Options
• The Family Place (Dallas / North Texas): Offers emergency shelter, crisis counseling, support groups, legal advocacy and long-term services for survivors of family and domestic violence. The Family Place
• SafeHaven of Tarrant County: Domestic violence hotline (1-877-701-7233), shelter options, and change-of-life transitional housing plus counseling and support groups for survivors and their children. Safe Haven TC
• WIN (Women in Need): Provides domestic violence services to North Texas residents (advocacy, education, counseling, referrals) free of charge. Women In Need
• Center Against Sexual & Family Violence (El Paso area): Specific support groups for domestic violence survivors: “Domestic Violence Support Group … you may find healing and validation from others who share a similar abusive experience.” CASFV
• Families to Freedom: Focused on transportation support for survivors in Texas (helping with relocation to safety) which is a key support in the larger resource network. Families to Freedom

Therapy / Counseling Options & Support Groups
• For survivors needing counseling: Many local programs (such as The Family Place, SafeHaven) offer free or sliding-scale counseling in conjunction with shelter and services. Example: The Family Place includes “counseling” as part of its core services. The Family Place
• Support groups: The Center Against Sexual & Family Violence lists support groups for domestic violence survivors (group-based healing). CASFV
Broader state-level resources: Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) offers a statewide network, which can lead to locally based counseling and support options. Texas Council on Family Violence