November Spotlight: NACDS Honors Member Pharmacies During Diabetes Month
Social media campaign recognizes diabetes prevention and management efforts in local communities - complementing NACDS’ “Nourish My Health” Initiative.
NACDS to 118th Congress: Now, Let’s Get PBM Reform Done
Congress cannot leave these reforms undone and further delayed.
NACDS Statement on Second New York Times Article on “How Pharmacy Benefit Managers Distort the Health Care System at the Expense of Patients, Employers and Taxpayers”
"This article is yet another important demonstration of the need for Congress to enact the bipartisan PBM reforms on which the hard work already has been done."
NACDS: Poll Reveals Voters’ View of PBM Reform as “Must-Pass Legislation”
More than two-thirds of registered voters agree that their member of Congress “should do whatever it takes” to ensure Congress enacts PBM reform legislation in 2024.
NACDS Praises FDA Move to Preserve Medication Access as Supply Chain Pursues DSCSA Compliance
NACDS also praises Congressional engagement to prevent disruptions of patients’ access to prescription drugs through no fault of dispensers.
NACDS Members Respond to Hurricane Helene, Impending Hurricane Milton
NACDS member pharmacies are working to meet the ongoing needs of people affected by Hurricane Helene. They are also stepping up in preparation for Hurricane Milton.
In Case You Missed It: NACDS Food Is Medicine Initiatives Featured as “HHS Bright Spot”
NACDS' focus on Food Is Medicine and Nourish My Health is part of the NACDS Health and Wellness Innovation Initiative
NACDS: Senators Spotlight Ongoing “Pharmaceutical Benefit Manipulation,” Need for Urgent Action
Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden and Sen. Sherrod Brown eye “emerging anti-competitive practices by PBMs”
NACDS Urges FDA, HHS to Preserve Medication Access as Supply Chain Pursues DSCSA Compliance
This situation jeopardizes patients' access to prescription drugs, through no fault of dispensers.
In Case You Missed It: NACDS, Nearly 180 Organizations Call on Biden Administration to Protect American Consumers by Aiding in Ongoing Labor Contract Negotiations between the United States Maritime Alliance and the International Longshoremen’s Association
At issue is a labor contract set to expire on September 30, 2024, that covers all maritime container ports along the East and Gulf Coasts of the United States.
