If you have fully recovered from #COVID19, you may be able to help patients currently fighting the infection by donating your plasma. Learn more: https://t.co/5MTteq2eR2
#COVID19 guidance is "largely meaningless without two things that the federal and state governments need to start sending to nursing homes now: testing kits and personal protective equipment (PPE)." LTC providers are on the front lines & need these now! https://t.co/Thuq1zXKKL
Here is how Medicare Part B works in pharmacy (in retail 90% diabetic testing supplies, 10% nebulizer meds/specialty/insulin pump pt insulin):
-pt presents rx for test strips
- rph fills rx in accordance to rx directions up to 90 day supply
- pt dispensed strips and charged copay
Here is how Medicare Part B works in pharmacy (in retail 90% diabetic testing supplies, 10% nebulizer meds/specialty/insulin pump pt insulin):
-pt presents rx for test strips
- rph fills rx in accordance to rx directions up to 90 day supply
- pt dispensed strips and charged copay
Team 48 and AZLA Book Club! Awesome group of dedicated scholars from all over the Valley! We're doing an in depth study of Hatchet by Gary Paulson twice a week. 45 min of book study, 15 min of lacrosse breakdown.… https://t.co/YVnx4KXQwK
CDC: prevent the spread of coronavirus by staying at home, avoid physical contact and large crowds Me: I’ve been preparing for this moment my entire life. #introvertlife
@AZLaxAcademy I’m really impressed! Great coaching and awesome tryout. We learned something and he had a great time. Can’t wait to get out on the field!
“It would result in closures." New proposed Medicaid rule would slash supplemental payments for nursing homes and other providers. Medicaid rates already do not cover the full cost of care. Seniors deserve better than to have their care providers shuttered https://t.co/BKZi9JWXHZ
SCOOP: I got the letter that Epic Systems CEO Judy Faulkner wrote today to hospital CEOs urging them to take action against the HHS data blocking rules.
Here it is:
https://t.co/nVHIH1wLFB
I keep getting a "drug not covered" rejection for azithromycin, quetiapine and others- the drug is covered but not the manufacturer we carry as preferred. Why is this a problem? A pharmacy should be able to choose which manufacturer they carry and not be dictated by the payor