Recent weeks have seen several wins notched for PBM reform efforts, including legislation requiring the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to define and enforce “reasonable and relevant” Medicare Part D contract terms, and the announcement of the FTC settlement with Express Scripts. PBM malfeasances are well-documented in the media and are a regular topic of conversation among members of Congress. Help keep community pharmacies' regulatory priorities at the forefront of public discourse by attending our Congressional Pharmacy Fly-In, April 15-16, in Washington, D.C. and Alexandria, Va.
We'll help you meet with your members of Congress or their key staff to press them to continue their PBM reform efforts and address egregious practices in other government programs, like Medicaid, Tricare, and the Federal Employee Health Benefit Program.
Your face-to-face meetings make a difference! Slots for our fly-in sell out pretty quickly, so we recommend you register ASAP.
