Member Memo: New York Passes PBM Legislation — and Drives National Momentum
Across the country, states are stepping up to protect patient access to pharmacy care, rein in PBM practices, and expand the role pharmacists play in their communities.
Across the country, states are stepping up to protect patient access to pharmacy care, rein in PBM practices, and expand the role pharmacists play in their communities.
NACDS has long advocated for this legislation and continues to lead the case for ensuring seniors in Medicare can access the pharmacist-provided services their states already allow.
"When care is easier to reach, communities are stronger."
In comments to the agency, NACDS calls for reforms that work within real-world pharmacy workflows — reducing the administrative burdens that delay patients' access to their medications.
NACDS' consistent engagement on interoperability issues is part of the Association's bold commitment to fostering innovations essential for the future of pharmacies and for advancing Americans' health and wellness.
New law expands patient access — now Vermont must direct rural health dollars to deliver.
NACDS continues to work closely with CMS as implementation approaches and will keep members updated as additional guidance becomes available.
From Executive Fellow to senior leadership, McFeely has helped shape NACDS’ vision for the future of pharmacy-based care.
Prestigious recognition salutes career of transformational leadership.
Editorial spotlighting Alaska's HB 195 reinforces a national case for letting pharmacists practice at the top of their education.
"Alaska’s good idea to empower pharmacists."