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Princeton NJ. My father and his twin brother owned and operated an independent pharmacy for over 40 years, and obviously pharmacy runs in the family.
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Every dollar counts when you’re serving an underserved population. However, many organizations fail to incorporate a holistic approach to pharmacy and typically will separate pharmacy benefit management from pharmacy operations management. Creating an integrated pharmacy strategy can
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TIP: Improve capture rates to reach your full 340B savings potential.
From changing compliance mandates to the
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…I grew up in a small farm town named Caro in Eastern Michigan. My uncle ran two drug stores in town, while my mother owned the Home Interior store, and my father worked at the Sugar Factory.
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While in-house pharmacies offer a wide array of benefits both for the community health center (CHC) and their patient
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As industry veterans know too well, having an in-house pharmacy can be greatly beneficial for both community health centers (CHCs) and
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If you have one or more agreements with 340B Third Party Administrator(s) (TPA) to manage your contract pharmacy arrangements, how much do you know about those contracts and associated fees? Chances are, you don’t know the answers to all the questions that follow. Be
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TIP: Be prepared to answer 340B claims eligibility questions in an audit.
Covered entities need to be
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When a covered entity enrolls in the 340B program it must inform the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) whether it will “carve in” and acquire 340B drugs for its Medicaid fee-for-service (FFS) eligible patients, or “carve out” and purchase drugs for its FFS
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