NPI age
20 years
Enumerated 2006-04-17
● Active
Type 1 · Individual
Renee Dukes Adamson, PHARM.D.
Adamson is 1 of 257 pharmacist providers in Columbus and 1 of 8384 in Georgia.
Primary specialty
Pharmacist
Plus 1 subspecialty
Licensed in
GA
1 state
Status
Active
No deactivations on record
Last NPPES update
2025-09-11
Source: monthly bulk 2026-05
Sole proprietor
Not specified
May be part of a larger org
How this provider compares
Across 8384 active pharmacist providers in Georgia.
NPI age
20 years
↑ 11 yr above median (9 yr)
State licenses
1 state
9% of peers hold multiple states
Subspecialties
1
In the 10% of peers with subspecialties
NPI lifetime · 2006 → 2026
2006-04Enumerated in NPPES
2006
2026
Where they practice
Practice location
2000 Warm Springs Rd
Columbus, GA 319047932
Mailing address
205 Apache Trl
Waverly Hall, GA 318312131
Specialties
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Pharmacist PrimaryAn individual licensed by the appropriate state regulatory agency to engage in the practice of pharmacy. The practice of pharmacy includes, but is not limited to, assessment, interpretation, evaluation, and implementation, initiation,...
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PharmacistA licensed pharmacist who has demonstrated specialized knowledge and skill in optimizing pharmacotherapeutic care of patients, by developing, implementing, monitoring, and modifying complex treatment plans, providing advanced level...
Practice context
Part of a multi-provider practice. 3 other active providers share this practice address in NPPES.
Recently enumerated nearby: 2 new pharmacist providers have been added in Columbus in the last 180 days.
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