Ever wonder why some generics cost so much?  Dr. Kyle McCormick and I dive into this topic as well as how his pharmacy, Blueberry Pharmacy, is changing the prices people pay for medication by NOT taking bill insurance.  Dr. McCormick has developed a pharmacy that can save people money and reduce the impact on insurance by PBM games like spread pricing.

We dive into the weeds here and even talk about how generic Truvada has drastically dropped in price and how to buy it (safely and legally) for substantially less as well as other drugs like Vesicare (solifenacin).

You can find Blueberry Pharmacy (and some great breakdowns of drug pricing) here: https://blueberrypharmacy.com/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blueberry-pharmacy/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlueberryPharmacy/reviews/?ref=page_internal

Episode 83 - Rethinking Generic Medication Pricing with Blueberry Pharmacy

For community based pharmacists and pharmacies, there aren't a lot of areas to specialize in like there are in hospital based settings.  So is it worth it to become board certified for medication therapy management (MTM)?

Bhavana Muthra joins the podcast to discuss this topic and why this can help ensure quality is education and knowledge is being used and translated in a way that can help patients.  We also discuss why provider status is vital to helping enable community pharmacists to make an impact in patient's care and lives.

Bhavana's website: http://bhavanamutha.com/
LinedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavana-mutha-44556210/
Nationa Board of Medication Therapy Management: https://www.nbmtm.org/

Episode 88 - Is It Time to Expect More From MTMs with Bhavana Mutha

If you're a pharmacist on social media, you've probably seen the #PizzIsNotWorking hashtag.

Dr. Bled Tanoe started this and she has joined the podcast to share why she started this great hashtag and how it went viral, even reaching some larger news outlets.  It's amazing how a seemingly unrelated hashtag has draw a lot of attention to the staffing issues in pharmacy.

Crain's article: https://www.chicagobusiness.com/health-care/covid-pressures-rise-pharmacists-suffer-burnout

Episode 103 - #PizzaIsNotWorking with Dr. Bled Tanoe

Addiction is tough.  It is life altering.  So how do you handle it when you are a healthcare professional?  What if the addict is you?

Sean Higgins is somebody I have long known and respected, he joins the podcast to share his story of recovery, what he wen through and how he now helps treat others who have addictions of there own.  This is is a totally unedited podcast that is completely open, with a lot of great advice and resources.  Please listen and share, it could save a life.

https://www.samhsa.gov/find-treatment

https://www.usaprn.org/impaired-pharmacist.pdf

Minnesota healthcare professionals: https://mnlordlaw.com/faqs/16/what-is-hpsp-the-health-professionals-services-program-and-should-i-self-report-if-i-have-a-chemical-dependency-or-mental-health-issue

Ohio Pharmacists: http://www.ohiopro.org/

https://www.fcc.gov/suicide-prevention-hotline

Great resources and posters: https://www.cattco.org/community-services/suicide-prevention-coalition

Text HELLO or HELP to 741741

How to reduce your stigma: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK384914/

Episode 107 - Addiction and Pharmacists with Sean Higgins

This is a follow up to the previous episode where Dr. Geyer's testimony to the Ohio Joint Medicaid Oversight Committee was shared.  Here is Antonio Ciaccia explaining how Medicaid has been wrought with major issues in pricing and transparency due to the games and PBMs play.

https://ohiochannel.org/video/ohio-joint-medicaid-oversight-committee-10-27-2021

More notes and Mr. Ciaccia's slides can be found here: https://www.jmoc.state.oh.us/meetings

SPECIAL EPISODE - Antonio Ciaccia Testifies on PBM Pricing Games to the Ohio JMOC

In this final episode of a 3 part series, Ohio Pharmacists Association Executive Director Ernie Boyd and Ohio Medicaid Director Maureen Corcoran both testify to the Ohio Joint Medicaid Oversight Committee about the issues they are seeing, or have not seen, with the role of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in the Ohio Medicaid program.

https://ohiochannel.org/video/ohio-joint-medicaid-oversight-committee-10-27-2021

https://www.jmoc.state.oh.us/meetings

SPECIAL EPISODE - OPA's Ernie Boyd & Medicaid Director Maureen Corcoran Testify to the Ohio JMOC

If pharmacies are able to test people for COVID, and pharmacists are the drug experts, why can't they prescribe treatments for COVID?

Richard Harris, PharmD, MD, MBA joins the podcast to discuss why he believes pharmacists should be able to prescribe for COVID treatments, and more disease states.  Dr. Harris is a unique voice because he has dual doctoral degrees in healthcare and truly believes healthcare needs to be more collaborative and less competitive to more effectively and efficiently treat patients needs.

Sign the Change.org petition that Dr. Harris, and past guest, Dr. Lott started here:
https://www.change.org/p/let-pharmacists-prescribe-covid-pills-to-save-lives-letusprescribe

Find Dr. Harris' podcast Strive for Great Health here: https://www.theghwellness.com/podcast/

Connect with Dr. Harris on Linkedin here:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6884264750797127680/

Connect with Dr. Harris on Instagram here:
https://www.instagram.com/drharrismd/

Episode 115 - Why a MD Think Pharmacists Should Prescriber for COVID with Dr. Richard Harris

Have you ever wondered why Medicare Part D has so many clawbacks?

Say no more!  The amazing folks at 3 Axis Advisors put together an amazing study that highlights this, how to fix it and do it with some amazingly easy to understand graphics!  Dr. Ben Link and Dr. Matthew Wine are amazing guests and researchers on this episode who will give you the quick and dirty on their latest major report AND some actionable steps to fix it.  What's the point of bringing problems to light if you don't have solutions?

Link to the study discussed in most of the podcast:
https://www.3axisadvisors.com/projects/2022/3/7/deserving-of-better-how-american-seniors-are-paying-for-misaligned-incentives-within-medicare-part-d-3aa

Link to other 3 Axis Advisors work:
https://www.3axisadvisors.com/projects

Link to the 46 Brooklyn podcast:
https://www.46brooklyn.com/podcast

Where to find Dr. Link and Dr. Wine, personally:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminjslink/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-wine-pharmd-mba-96092944/

Medicare Part D Explainer from Kaiser Family Foundation:
https://www.kff.org/medicare/fact-sheet/an-overview-of-the-medicare-part-d-prescription-drug-benefit/

The 46 Brooklyn Copaxone study:
https://www.46brooklyn.com/research/2020/8/12/copaxone

Orange book:
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/ob/index.cfm

Episode 120 - Deserving of Better Medicare with 3 Axis Advisors

Ever wonder why certain prescriptions are branded and brought to market the way they are?

Janice MacLennan joins the podcast to share some of her insight from years of working with big pharmaceutical companies and helping them bring new medications to market.  With her book titled, "Brand Planning for the Pharmaceutical Industry" MacLennan has proven her expertise in this field and literally written the book on it.

You can find her book here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/31870055-brand-planning-for-the-pharmaceutical-industry

Episode 121 - Prescription Brand Planning with Janice MacLennan

President Biden wants to expand the role of pharmacists to help combat the pandemic, and possibly going forward.

The American Medical Association opposes anything that doesn't drive revenue to their pockets and thus opposes better access to healthcare for all Americans.

Gerald Harmon, please learn what pharmacists do and how we can help.

Biden administration test-to-treat plan:
https://www.hhs.gov/about/news/2022/03/08/fact-sheet-biden-administration-launches-nationwide-test-treat-initiative-ensuring-rapid-on-spot-access-lifesaving-covid-treatments.html

AMA Statement:
https://www.ama-assn.org/press-center/press-releases/ama-statement-administration-s-test-treat-covid-19-plan

APhA Statement:
https://www.pharmacist.com/About/Newsroom/apha-house-of-delegates-calls-for-removal-of-barriers-to-access-to-pharmacist-provided-patient-care-services

NACDS statement:
https://www.nacds.org/news/nacds-statement-on-ama-criticism-of-pharmacys-role-in-covid-antivirals/

ASHP applauding Biden's plan:
https://www.ashp.org/news/2022/03/07/ashp-applauds-administrations-focus-on-covid-test-to-treat-opioid-treatment-in-state-of-the-union

CATO institute statement:
https://www.cato.org/blog/ama-statement-test-treat-does-not-align-well-patients-interests

IDSE Statement:
https://www.idse.net/Covid-19/Article/07-20/AMA-PharmDs-Face-Off-Over-Test-to-Treat/66440

Proof that the AMA does trust pharmacists to handle medications and provide guidance:
https://www.ashp.org/-/media/assets/policy-guidelines/docs/endorsed-documents/endorsed-documents-AMA-APhA-ASHP-COVID-19.pdf

SPECIAL EPISODE - The AMA Statement on the Biden Test-to-Treat Plan

"The physician is going in my little black book of people I'd never let treat me!"

What pharmacist hasn't said this before?  Professional shaming at it's finest!  Well this episode we discuss why that leads to bad healthcare and a toxic environment with Brandon Dyson of tl;dr Pharmacy.  

You might think why is this on a politics podcast?  Well if we want to expand scope of adequate providers with an aging population (eyes AMA) then we need to have better respect and understanding for what we all do, know our own limits and practice to them.

You can find tl;dr pharmacy here:
https://www.tldrpharmacy.com/

Connect with Dr. Dyson here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-dyson-pharmd-bcop-bcps-3aa89633/

Read the article that prompted this here:
https://www.tldrpharmacy.com/content/the-epidemic-of-professional-shaming?utm_sq=gou3b31v27&utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Brandon+Dyson&utm_content=Own+Blog+Posts

Episode 124 - Why to Stop Professional Shaming with Dr. Brandon Dyson

Ever wonder why compounding prescription have so many regulations?

This is in large part no thanks to the issues that arose from the New England Compounding Center.  Dr. Peter Koshland and Jim Hrncir, specialized compounding pharmacy owners, speak to some of these major issues and what has arisen out of the regulations put in place by the FDA that may actually limit patient care.

This is a great deep dive episode in a specialized niche of pharmacy that all pharmacists are trained on in school, but many never took the extra step with.  Jim and Peter share some great concerns and bring up great questions about where and who should be regulating the specialized and important niche of compounding pharmacy.

FDA Laws: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/compounding-laws-and-policies

Good Compounding info and site: https://compounding.com/

Dr. Koshland's pharmacy: https://www.koshlandpharm.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterkoshland/

Jim's Pharmacy: https://lascolinaspharmacy.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-hrncir-rph-8564711a/

Episde 125 - The FDA and Limits with Compounding Pharmacy

Empowering women at work is important, especially in pharmacy where it is majority women.

Dr. Jerrica Dodd, Founder of PharmaSis Magazine, joins the podcast to discuss her magazine endeavor and why she is so passionate about focusing on women in pharmacy.  Her passion and knowledge of the issues is unrivaled and worth the listen!

PharmaSis Magazine: https://www.pharmasismag.com/

PharmaSis Magazine on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pharmasismagazine

Connect with Dr. Dodd: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjdodd/

Episode 126 - Empowering Women in Pharmacy with PharmaSis

Do you know what the Right Drug Dose Now Act is?

ASHP Strategic Initiatives Associate Dr. Bayli Larson joins the podcast to discuss HR 6875, also known as the Right Drug Dose Now Act, which was introduced by Representatives Eric Swalwell from California and Tom Emmer of Minnesota.  This bill can help save patients and clinicians the time, energy and money it takes to get patients on more accurate doses of their medications sooner by using pharmacogenomics.

You can read the bill itself here:
https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/6875/text?r=1&s=1

Here is another brief and easier to read overview here: https://www.insideprecisionmedicine.com/topics/precision-medicine-topic/policy-legislation/right-drug-dose-now-act-should-help-implement-better-precision-medicine/

ASHP shares their stance here:
https://www.ashp.org/-/media/assets/advocacy-issues/docs/GRD-GTMRx-Letter-of-Support-Right-Drug-Dose-Now-Act.pdf

Find your representative here:
https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

Editor for this episode: Keaton Higgins

Episode 127 - Right Drug Dose  Now Act with ASHP

Cabenuva seemed to be a cure for adherence issues while treating HIV, so why is accessing it so hard?

Dr. Carly Floyd joins the podcast to discuss issues with Cabenuva billing that has negatively impacted many patients, providers and clinics around the US.  What seems like it should be simple approval process has turned into a medical billing nightmare that limits patients access, costs some clinics to lose money and has been a major issue with how we treat HIV.  Increased opacity is never good in healthcare billing.

Join AAHIVM here:
https://aahivm.org/

Read more on Cabenuva issues here: 
https://aahivm.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Long-Acting-ARVs-_Final-2-25-21_PDF.pdf

https://www.floridahealth.gov/diseases-and-conditions/aids/adap/_documents/FINAL5BarrierstoLA-ARVsResourceSheetforProviders.pdf

http://aidsnet.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/3-cabenuva-nov-19-2021-version.pdf

Reach out to Dr. Floyd here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlycloudfloyd/

Episode 128 - Issues with Cabenuva Billingand Access withDr.Carly Floyd

Have you ever noticed that many chain pharmacies look like fast food restaurants?

Well, the pharmacist behind the counter probably feels the same way.

Dr. Anaïs Mennuti and Kim Kessler are launching a documentary to show the world just what community pharmacy working conditions are like.  These to amazing women are about to set the pharmacy world on fire with this and wholeheartedly have this podcast's support!

Watch this then use the links below: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qsy6blbv4qDFW5GP8ufHDrPqhShVn2rg/view?ts=62bd0177

Help FUND them here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/shots-with-that

Find them at the links below!
Website: https://www.wouldyoulikeshotswiththat.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shotswiththat
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShotsWithThat (@ShotsWithThat)
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shotswiththat/?hl=en

Episode 129 - Would You Like Shots With That?

Gabriel Levitt, President of PharmacyChecker.com, joins the podcast to discusses recently proposed legislation and how it could impact prescription drug importation from other countries and medication prices.

You can find the article Mr. Levitt wrote for The Hill here: https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/3607840-murrays-drug-bill-includes-a-poison-pill-for-prescription-imports/

The bill referenced here: https://www.murray.senate.gov/senator-murray-lands-historic-bipartisan-agreement-to-allow-drug-importation-from-canada/

Pharmacy Checker: https://www.pharmacychecker.com/

Gabriel Levitt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabriellevitt/

Prescription Justice: https://prescriptionjustice.org/

Episode 130 - Prescription Importation and FDASLA with Gabriel Levitt

This week I sit down with Melissa Wervey Arnold, the CEO of the American Academy of Pediatrics Ohio Chapter, to discuss the current state of vaccines, particularly in the state of Ohio.  We dive into some current legislation and discuss some of the hurdles we face in healthcare with making sure we maintain a sufficient vaccination rate to help keep the public protected.

You can find the Ohio chapter of AAP here: http://ohioaap.org/
You can also find Melissa here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-wervey-arnold-6139761/
My personal profile is here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-geyer-77914445/

Episode 4 -Vaccines with Melissa Wervey Arnold, CEO of American Academy of Pediatrics, Ohio Chaper

This week, I go into great details about vaccines and a lot of facts and fiction about them.  I also review some effective laws that help keep us protected with vaccines and have some intriguing calls to actions that could help better protect us all from preventable diseases and the costs that come with them

Episode 5 - Vaccine Facts and Laws

Dr. Nancy Lewis was kind enough to sit down with me for this episode to discuss some very critical legislation that has been introduced in the state of Michigan regarding the implementation of telepharmacy in that state.  Dr. Lewis and I discuss what Senate Bill 340 entails, who is behind it and what it could layout for the future of pharmacy and healthcare in the state of Michigan, as well as ways to stay involved in pharmacy legislation in your state.

Episode 10 - Telepharmacy In Michigan

This episode I had the pleasure of discussing some things that may be holding women back in pharmacy with Erin L. Albert of the Edutainer Podcast.  Erin is an expert in this field and recently produced a study "Who's at the Helm of Healthcare? A 2019 Checkup Report" where she focuses on the C-suites of healthcare (https://payhip.com/b/rpCB).  We dabbled into not only the hurdles but how we can work together to ensure everyone is given an equal chance when it comes to being promoted and climbing the ranks of healthcare.

Episode 11 - What May Be Holding Women Back in Pharmacy With Erin L. Albert

On this episode, I sit down for a conversation with Dr. Chara Reid-Reed and discuss what it's like to make major career changes and why to make them.  We also discuss some of the PBM practices that have hurt pharmacies around the country and what pharmacy practice sites like hers are doing to help make a difference in patient lives.  This might not be the most "political" episode, but it is a great discussion around a lot of hot button issues currently effecting pharmacies and pharmacists.

Episode 12 - Changes Happen

For this episode, I discussed with Loretta Boesing how mail order pharmacy needs to change to better take care of patients for their health and their wallets.  We discuss issues with mail order and how PBMs steer patients to maximize their profits without regard for patient health.  We also dove into how brick and mortar pharmacies are essential to the American healthcare system and dabbled into ERISA a bit. 

We reference a non-profit that Loretta has started which you can find here: https://uniteforsafemedications.com/

Episode 16 - Why Mail Order Pharmacy Needs to Change

On this episode, I had the honor of discussing why advocacy is so important to Dr. Scott Knoer, Chief Pharmacy Officer for the Cleveland Clinic and new CEO of American Pharmacist Association (APHA).  Dr. Knoer recently wrote an amazing article titled, "Advocacy as a professional obligation: Practical application" which van be found here: https://academic.oup.com/ajhp/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/ajhp/zxz328/5697341
Please listen and if you like Dr. Knoer's passion for pharmacy as much as I do follow him on Twitter at @ScottKnoer and join APHA at their website, www.Pharmacist.com/join

Episode - 17 - Scott Knoer, APHA's New CEO, and His Thoughts on Advocacy

In this episode, I sit down with Sue Paul to discuss why pharmacists need to be reimbursed for deprescribing medications for patients.  Sue believes this, along with face to face MTMs, can help drastically reduce the amount of pharmacy waste and overprescribing of medications.

Episode 18 - Why Pharmacists Need to be Reimbursed for Deprescribing Medications

On this episode, I sit down with Michael Shannon, co-owner of Lily's Pharmacy in John's Creek, Georgia.  We discuss some of the games PBMs play in covering medications, including the always confusing DAW 9, which means the insurance prefers a more expensive brand name medication.  Michael and I unpack a lot here over short period of the many behind the scene challenges that occur everyday a pharmacies around the US.

Episode 20 - DAW 9 and Other PBM Games with Michael Shannon of Lily's Pharmacy

Dean Neil MacKinnon joined me on this episode to discuss how he approaches advocating for change in pharmacy, as well as some of the recent politicians he has met with.  We also talk about what makes Canadian pharmacy different than what we have here in America and if it's better or worse overall.  Analogies and passion are plentiful in this episode so I hope you enjoy them!

Episode 21 - Pharmacy Advocacy & Canadian Pharmacy with Dean Neil MacKinnon

Rob Bertman, from StudentLoanPlanner.com, discusses some recent articles they've shared on pharmacy schools and issues they have seen with them.  Some of these issues deal with transparency and some deal with the number of grads they are pumping out. It's not all bad news though, we discuss how there are ways to tailor student loans to fit your lifestyle and what could happen in the future with the 2020 presidential race.

Here are a link to some of the articles we discuss in the podcast at StudentLoanPlanner.com:
https://www.studentloanplanner.com/pharmacy-school-job-market-data-explained/
https://www.studentloanplanner.com/category/pharmacist/

Episode 26 - What Pharmacy Schools Aren't Telling Students with Rob Bertman

Representative Jackie Toledo (R), from Florida House District 60, comes on the podcast to discuss the Florida House Bill 961  that she sponsored.  This bill takes direct aim at improving patient access to healthcare, reducing drug prices and stopping a lot of the games that PBMs play in pharmacy and how people get their medications. This is a must listen for everyone, especially those of you in the Sunshine State, Florida.

@ToledoForTampa

Episode 27 - Florida House Bill 961 and Representative Jackie Toledo

It was a pleasure to sit down with Anne Cassidy from National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) and talk about what could be one of the biggest game changing legal opinions in the history of pharmacy: the case of Rutledge vs. PCMA.  

This case could change pharmacy forever, depending on the outcome, and how states have the right to regulate healthcare business models!
This case was originaly scheduled for 4/27/20 but has now been postponed until October of 2020. 

Here are some of NCPA's amazing resources on this case:
http://www.ncpa.co/pdf/NCPA-APA-1-pager-SCOTUS-review.pdf
http://www.ncpa.co/pdf/RutledgevPCMAtimeline.pdf
https://ncpa.org/newsroom/qam/2020/01/14/it%27s-the-talk-of-the-town
https://ncpa.org/scotus

Episode 31 - NCPA Talks About the PBM SCOTUS Case

Dr. Ali Currie recently shared a viral post about why people should wear masks and it should not be seen as political.  With her roles as both a clinical pharmacist and a pharmacy owner, she share her unique perspective in what pharmacists and pharmacy staff can do to help promote the use of masks, while also being respectful of others and avoiding debate around the issue

https://www.facebook.com/ali.currie.33/posts/10221782280603384

Episode 35 - Why Masks Shouldn't Be Political

President Trump just unveiled four new executive orders he plans to sign that can effect how Americans afford their prescription medications.  These orders mainly affect how middlemen price savings are passed along to patients at the pharmacy counter with a few other more nuanced changes while also calling out the ridiculously high insulin and epinephrine (EpiPen) prices.

On this episode, I sit down with Dr. Benjamin Jolley and Dr. Katie Trotta to discuss the impact each of these may have on patients and pharmacies in the US, as well as if these are legal or are just political maneuvering by a president who is down in the polls.

Reference links to the podcast that you may find useful:
Dr. Jolley's blog:
https://benjaminjolley.substack.com/archive

Bottle of Lies book:
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/bottle-of-lies-katherine-eban/1129745540

Dangers of buying drugs online:
https://nabp.pharmacy/newsroom/news/social-media-sites-the-new-wild-west-for-illegal-online-pharmacies/?fbclid=IwAR0GQn3hnc0Bh8I4dsn57JDRNCaVM00UMAjW4dXFo5XB2sSDkmoN8wHU7fc

Episode 40 - Trump's Executive Orders on Drug Pricing

Brennen Hodge, now CEO of Citizen Health, discusses with me a major case of fraud in pharmacy that is now settled in Mississippi.  He shares with me what he saw, how some of his work was used in this and how the PBMs use this software to maximize profit at the expense of patients.  We do a bit of a deep dive here and see just how much analytics they can use to ensure they are squeezing every penny out of our healthcare system for their own bottom line.  

This was a very eye opening episode for me and I thoroughly enjoyed this discussion around the bad actors and insight Mr. Hodge provided.

Episode 44 - How PBMs Use Software for Maximizing Profit with Brennen Hodge

Last week we had amazing news in pharmacy!  The Supreme Court decided the Rutledge v PCMA case 8-0 in favor of Rutledge, that states can regulate pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs).

To discuss what this means for pharmacy and how it all happened, I was privileged to have NCPA CEO Douglas Hoey, APhA CEO Scott Knoer, Arkansas Pharmacists Association CEO John Vinson and 46 Brooklyn CEO Antonio Ciaccia all join me to share their insights and knowledge of the case.

All of these individuals and organizations played vital roles in this case and share some just incredible viewpoints that all pharmacists should here.  I can't stress enough how vital there work on this case was and why we need to go and support them now and in the future!

National Community Pharmacists Association: https://ncpa.org/membership#apply
@CommPharmacy @RPHDouglas
American Pharmacists Association: https://www.pharmacist.com/your-membership-outlook?is_sso_called=1
@pharmacists @ScottKnoer
Arkansas Pharmacists Association: https://apa.memberclicks.net/index.php?option=com_mcform&view=ngforms&id=16344#/
@ArkPharm
46Brooklyn: https://www.46brooklyn.com/
@46BrooklynData @A_Ciaccia
3 Axis Advisors: https://www.3axisadvisors.com/
@3AxisAdvisors

Arkansas Pharmacists Association is in need at this moment, as their offices burned down in June during the time of civil unrest.  If you can help, as Eric and many others have, please do so by donating at the following link.  Any amount helps and is greatly appreciated: https://www.arrxphoenix.com/phoenix-story

Supreme Court Ruling in full: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/18-540_m64o.pdf

NCPA one page review of the SCOTUS Ruling: https://ncpa.org/sites/default/files/2020-12/ncpa-one-pager-unanimous-decision-reversing-eighth-circuit.pdf

Episode 66 - Pharmacy Leadership Talks Rutledge v PCMA

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