OneVeracity’s Danny Toth wins Georgia pharmacy’s Bowl of Hygiea Award

Danny A. Toth, R.Ph., president of VeracityRx at OneVeracity, received the 2026 Bowl of Hygiea Award at the Georgia Pharmacy Association’s annual convention in June. The honor spotlights decades of service in pharmacy, public health, and community outreach across Georgia.

Why it matters: - The Bowl of Hygiea Award is one of pharmacy’s highest honors for community service and civic leadership. - The recognition underscores the role pharmacists can play beyond dispensing medicine, especially in public health, addiction support and access to care. - Toth’s award also highlights Georgia’s pharmacy network and the peer recognition that comes with the honor.

What happened: - Danny A. Toth, R.Ph., president of VeracityRx at OneVeracity, received the 2026 Bowl of Hygiea Award. - The Georgia Pharmacy Association presented the award in June during its annual convention. - The Bowl of Hygiea Award is selected by fellow pharmacists and goes to one pharmacist in each state each year.

The details: - The award was established nationally in 1958. - It recognizes pharmacists who show civic leadership, community service and dedication to public well-being. - Toth was recognized for decades of service to patients, public health initiatives, professional leadership and community outreach across Georgia. - Toth has more than 50 years of experience in hospital pharmacy, independent pharmacy ownership and pharmacy benefit management. - At OneVeracity, Toth leads integrated pharmacy and health plan strategies for employers and brokers. - His work has included formulary management, drug utilization review, patient compliance programs and pharmacy plan design across private and public sectors. - Toth’s service includes helping people access treatment for alcohol and substance use disorders over the past 50 years. - Toth has worked with local leaders and community networks to connect at-risk individuals with care. - Toth volunteered with the Georgia Department of Public Health and served on the AIDS Task Force. - Toth also served on the Medicaid Drug Utilization Board. - Toth previously served as president of the Georgia Pharmacy Association. - Toth has held board and advisory roles with the American Pharmacists Association and the National Community Pharmacists Association. - Toth continues engaging with pharmacists across Georgia to identify challenges and improve patient care. - Toth said the peer recognition was especially meaningful because the award came from fellow pharmacists. “This is incredibly humbling,” he said. - “To be recognized by fellow pharmacists, people I respect deeply, means more than I can put into words. I’ve simply tried to give back where I could,” Toth said.

Between the lines: - The award reflects long-term influence, not a single achievement. - Toth’s background spans both clinical pharmacy and policy work, which gave his career reach across patient care, state advocacy and benefits design. - The honor suggests sustained peer respect in a profession where service and public trust matter.

What’s next: - Toth is expected to continue shaping pharmacy and health plan strategy at VeracityRx. - His ongoing work with Georgia pharmacists points to continued involvement in state-level pharmacy issues and patient care improvement. - OneVeracity will continue positioning its integrated model around health plan solutions, VeracityRx, care solutions and onsite health centers.

The bottom line: - Toth’s award caps a career built on pharmacy leadership, public health service and community outreach, with recognition from the profession itself.