NCPA applauds FTC pick for associate director of health care
Emma Mittelstaedt Burnham is an experienced antitrust enforcer, exactly what patients and providers need to go up against PBMs and insurers.
Emma Mittelstaedt Burnham is an experienced antitrust enforcer, exactly what patients and providers need to go up against PBMs and insurers.
Cash flow problems, revenue loss would make participation untenable.
Pharmacy teams can highlight their post-graduate program while connecting with students who are eager to learn more about community pharmacy.
The winning team will be announced on Sunday, Oct. 19, as part of the convention’s First General Session.
Court’s inaction creates confusion in the states.
The convention is set for Oct. 18-21 in New Orleans, while the pre-convention events will take place Oct. 16-17.
NCPA is urging the Trump administration to establish certain exclusions from any tariffs, incentivize U.S. manufacturing through supportive domestic and trade policies, and reform the PBM payment model to strengthen domestic supply chains and reimburse pharmacies fairly.
Congress must act swiftly to finalize and pass robust pharmacy benefit manager reform legislation and push the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to correct course on Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program implementation.
New customizable letter also facilitates pharmacy outreach to area OB-GYNs.
Cases against PBMs and Big Insurers could be bogged by procedural hurdles if SCOTUS sides with petitioner, NCPA says.
Bill would protect pharmacies in Medicaid and save $2 billion over 10 years. NACDS, NCPA and FMI among groups praising the Bill.
"Everyone agrees this must happen, so take the win and do it. Although we are disappointed, we urge Congress to see the copious amount of bipartisan support behind this package and take it to the floor to pass without delay.”
Anticompetitive PBM tactics lead to higher costs, limited choices, and pharmacy deserts.
Calls for immediate freeze of Medicare Drug Price Negotiation to protect pharmacies and patients.
If CMS and the new administration want to save the program, and if they want to prevent the disappearance of many more pharmacies, they will make a number of changes, said NCPA.
New consortium unites independent pharmacies and public health agencies to enhance emergency preparedness and response.