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Maximizing Impact Through Specialty Medication Therapy Management

PharmD Live

PharmD Lives virtual clinical pharmacists provide a proactive, AI-driven Medication Therapy Management (MTM) solution that optimizes specialty drug utilization, ensures adherence and reduces unnecessary spending. Lowering Hospitalization Risks : Adherence-focused interventions prevent costly ER visits and inpatient stays.

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Cardiovascular Health in Women: Unmasking the Silent Killer Beyond Pink Ribbons

PharmD Live

Underlying Conditions : Chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol are significant contributors to the development of heart disease. Manage Stress: Chronic stress contributes to heart disease risk. Women with these conditions should be closely monitored for cardiovascular risk factors post-pregnancy.

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Chronic Care Management (CCM): Revolutionizing U.S. Healthcare in 2025

PharmD Live

Medicare Chronic Care Management (CCM) offers a structured approach to improve the health and well-being of individuals living with multiple chronic conditions. It involves coordinated care and patient education from healthcare providers to help individuals effectively manage conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease.

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How clinical pharmacists can save lives and employer costs

HealthPartners

Then, I help them manage their medication routine to fit their life situation so they can take their meds consistently and effectively," she explains. As part of the 2003 Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act, medication therapy management (MTM) is offered to those with Medicare Part D prescription drug plans.

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NHC Submits Comments to CMS RE CY 2026 Policy & Technical Changes to MA and Part D Proposed Rule

Putting Patients First Blog

The NHC recognizes that Medicare already covers AOMs for patients who are overweight and have comorbid conditions such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. However, we urge CMS to consider broadening eligibility criteria to include individuals who are overweight but have not yet developed these conditions.