Here’s How We Get Private Insurers to Buy In on Value-Based Care
Value-based care is seen as healthcare’s next evolution, prioritizing whole-health outcomes over the usual volume of symptom treatments. This approach has profound implications for cost management, patient satisfaction, and overall healthcare quality. However, transitioning from traditional fee-for-service models to value-based care faces challenges, particularly regarding payer motivation and long-term investment. The growing attention around “food as medicine” is part of this, and pharmacists have an opportunity to contribute.
Pharmacies Can Help Fix the Misuse of Opioid Abatement Funds
A recent study from Johns Hopkins University reveals a sobering statistic: about one in three Americans have lost someone to a drug overdose. This alarming figure underscores the severity of the opioid crisis gripping the nation..Inmar Intelligence Hires New Head of Media, Ranjana Choudhry
Inmar Intelligence announces Ranjana Choudhry as the new Senior Vice-President of Media and Data Platforms. With over 25 years of media experience, Ranjana will lead Inmar's media solutions, including Moments Media, Social, and Retail Media Networks, to drive targeted campaigns and business growth
Make maximum use of pharmacies to drive loyalty
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Revolutionizing Pharmacy Operations: Why Camera Imaging Outshines RFID in Tray Replenishment
In the fast-paced world of pharmacy operations, tray replenishment is vital for maintaining efficiency and accuracy. Two technologies often discussed are camera imaging and RFID, but camera imaging proves to be the superior choice for several reasons.Inmar Post-Purchase Solutions Teams Up with FedEx Office to Expand its National Network of Package-Free Return Drop-Off Locations
Inmar adds nearly 2,000 FedEx Office locations to the network and enables a frictionless return experience for consumers, retailers and brands.
Congress vs. PBMs: Thank You, Representative Comer, For Telling It Like It Is
Because of the efforts of NACDS RxIMPACT I was able to watch the July 23 Congressional Hearing on the Role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers in Prescription Drug Markets. What I took away was informative and encouraging on three fronts; the first, our country is engaging on the need to improve the way healthcare operates. Second, acknowledgement that we need to focus on improving health, not treating sickness in the United States. And third, it gave me hope that needed legislative action may be coming.