Tieanna Lloyd • February 3, 2026

National Council’s Group Purchasing Program

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Tieanna Lloyd

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February 3, 2026

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RCPA has partnered with the National Council for Mental Wellbeing (NC) to provide a cost-saving purchasing solution designed to meet the unique needs of your organization: the National Council Group Purchasing Program (GPP). 

This members-only benefit unlocks significant savings without the hassle of traditional purchasing.


Powered by Pandion, the GPP offers savings of 10% – 30% across a wide range of categories, such as food, transportation, medical supplies, software, and office essentials. Benefits include:

  • Lower Costs, Same Quality: Bulk purchasing power results in big savings on everyday essentials.
  • Predictable Pricing: Pre-negotiated rates help you budget with confidence.
  • More funds for your mission, as savings can be directed to staffing, patient care, or expansion.
  • Expertise in vendor research and negotiations at your fingertips.
  • Trusted Suppliers: Obtain top-quality products from leading businesses at discounted rates.
  • Simplified Purchasing: One streamlined network for all your procurement needs.


To learn more about this free, member-focused program, including implementation “next steps,” download the NC’s GPP flyer or watch this webinar. On behalf of RCPA, thank you for your membership, and thank you for the work you’re doing to connect more people to high-quality, comprehensive care!

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