NACDS Regional Chain Conference maps “Pathway to Progress”
NACDS leaders hailed the industry for unified advocacy, practical innovation, and a relentless focus on keeping pharmacies open and patients served.
NACDS leaders hailed the industry for unified advocacy, practical innovation, and a relentless focus on keeping pharmacies open and patients served.
"These reforms are of critical importance to American patients and their pharmacists and pharmacies."
Losing the Eli Lilly contract is insignficant, given that ‘the dollars barely move.’
“FMI applauds the inclusion of much-needed PBM reform measures in this legislative package that would ensure better care, lower costs and less red tape."
It is estimated that up to 50% of cases remain undiagnosed, largely due to the stigma surrounding these conditions and many women’s reluctance to openly discuss their symptoms.
"This bill must be enacted with these PBM reforms without delay."
Vida’s Self-Pay (Powered by RxSaveCard) leverages a flexible proprietary payment platform to expand affordable access to obesity treatment.
Midwest retailer continues to provide healthcare solutions that fit seamlessly into customers' lives.
“We commend the Trump Administration’s commitment to bringing healthcare within reach for more Americans.“
"Patients with unresectable or metastatic CSCC now have a new and important treatment option to manage their disease," said oncologist Ann W. Silk.
The announcement comes as millions face rising healthcare costs following the expiration of COVID-19-era tax credits for federally subsidized Obamacare plans.
It is part of Kroger Health’s effort to promote safe use, storage, and disposal of prescription medications, helping people live healthier lives.
Fillex provides an open-access, automated infrastructure layer to help retail pharmacies, grocery chains, and health systems scale efficiently.c
By Sandra Hanna, CEO of the Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada
By Ron Piervincenzi is CEO of U.S. Pharmacopeia.
This is the third of a three-part op-ed series exploring how simple, affordable prevention could change the trajectory of the opioid epidemic — if we have the will to act.