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FTC Issues Interim Report on Ongoing Study of Pharmacy Benefit Managers

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The FTC asserts that “PBMs exert substantial influence over independent pharmacies” and “oversee critical decisions about access to and affordability of medications without transparency or accountability to the public.” Humana Pharmacy Solutions, Inc.; Humana Pharmacy Solutions, Inc.; OptumRx, Inc.; OptumRx, Inc.;

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How Prescribing Software is Taking the Pharmacy Industry by Storm

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Compliance and Regulatory Adherence Pharmacies operate in a highly regulated environment, and compliance with various laws and guidelines is paramount. UPW helps pharmacies adhere to these regulations by automating many of the compliance-related tasks.

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NHC Comments on Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program: Draft Guidance, Implementation of Sections 1191 – 1198 of the Social Security Act for Initial Price Applicability Year 2027 and Manufacturer Effectuation of the Maximum Fair Price (MFP) in 2026 and 2027

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The NHC requests more clarity on how CMS will exclude QALY-based metrics and highlight when they have been removed from consideration in MFP justification documentation. Off-label usage often emerges from real- world clinical practice and patient experiences, which might not be reflected in the guidelines. Blendon, R., hstc=117268889.c6acac5669d4f1e6063a774e6d96c6b5.1716560813145.1716560813145.1716560813145.1&

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PBMs <3 Counterfeit Drugs

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To all external observers, the medication looked legitimate – it bore a normal label, it was the right size, the product tracing documentation was received in good order. Biktarvy® and other HIV drugs are generally labeled to “dispense in original packaging” so the pharmacist never broke the seal on the bottle.