Summary: Pharmacists are the most accessible among healthcare professionals and have a unique opportunity to support patients due to their easy availability and specialized knowledge. Currently, pharmaceutical services in community pharmacies in Poland are limited. The adoption of the Act of December 10, 2020, on the Profession of Pharmacist has provided a real opportunity to expand pharmacists' competencies. The aim of this paper is to present practical aspects of pharmaceutical care and proposals for its practical implementation. Pharmaceutical care includes conducting pharmaceutical consultations, performing medication reviews along with pharmacotherapy assessments, developing individualized pharmaceutical care plans addressing patients' medication issues, promoting healthy lifestyle, conducting diagnostic tests, and issuing prescriptions as part of the continuation of medical orders. Collaboration between doctors and pharmacists is a key element of pharmaceutical care, focusing on ensuring patients achieve the highest possible effectiveness and safety in pharmacotherapy. This collaboration helps prevent adverse drug reactions, reduces the risk of polypharmacy, and supports better adherence to therapeutic recommendations. Doctors can significantly contribute to the importance of pharmaceutical care by actively engaging in collaboration with pharmacists. Although the legislation assumes cooperation with doctors and other specialists, there are no clear guidelines on its form, which may pose challenges in practical implementation. Experiences from countries around the world and scientific literature indicate that involving pharmacists in healthcare and allowing them to provide additional health services positively impacts patient health. Moreover, expanding pharmacists' competencies can relieve primary care physicians, enabling more effective patient care.