@paymentcardcase My claim says paid 02/26/2026 on the claims website with Venmo as my choice for payment, but Venmo hasn't received anything as of today (02/27/2026). Should I be concerned?
Today, Senate Bill 230 authorizing pharmacists to test and treat certain health conditions, had its first hearing in the Senate Health Committee.
OPA is proud to support this bill. We will have opportunities for members to engaged in advocating for this bill in the future.
When the middleman assumes the role of price maker & price taker, the end result is never savings to the payer, consumer, or market participants. Regulatory oversight is beyond needed to return pharmacy to a competitive market place. @OhioPharmacists@kroger@Walgreens@meijer https://t.co/bQvd6t7mlN
Independent pharmacy groups back Iowa PBM regulation in federal court. This issue before the US Appeals 8th Circuit is key to PBM regulation. PBMs didn’t exist when ERISA was enacted in 1973 and a claims processor versus an insurer is a key question. https://t.co/XG5L0SdLN7
Good to be @TollesTech this evening. Serving on a committee to help shape the future of pharmacy technician training. Pharmacy needs great techs! @OhioPharmacists@OhioRxBoard
OPA applauds @GovMikeDeWine for allowing the @OhioRxBoard to remove barriers for use of test strips and reagent kits in preventing accidental drug overdose in Ohio
Yesterday, Gainwell and the Ohio Department of Medicaid announced a historic investment in maintaining pharmacy access and providing fair reimbursement for pharmacies in Ohio. Base dispensing fee tiers for managed care pharmacy claims will increase by approximately 9.6%.
It’s almost like PBMs do not allow for direct pharmacy contracting and independent pharmacies have to come together to gain network access to take it or leave it contracts. Oh wait……that’s exactly what’s happening. Are you arguing for PBM direct contracting? @OhioPharmacists@NACDS@_APCI@ipcrx