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Since 1984, APCI has been the ‘united voice of independent pharmacy’

APCI began as a small buying group for a limited number of independent pharmacies in central Alabama. Since that time, the cooperative has grown to more than 1,800 members pharmacies in 26 states, and provides its members with a wide range of products and services.

Our mission is to represent the economic and professional interests of independent pharmacies by providing leadership, vision, and a collective voice for our members in the healthcare marketplace. Our goal is to level the playing field for our member pharmacies by providing innovative, targeted programs to benefit our entire membership.

6

Apr

2016

AL Update: HB 58 Halfway Home

HB 58, by Rep. Ron Johnson, which would exempt prescription drugs from the calculation of business license fees when they are based on gross receipts passed the House yesterday by a vote of 77 – 5.

5

Apr

2016

McKesson Price Assurance Promotion -- Price Alert

McKesson has been notified of 7  product families representing 10 items that increases in price on April 2, 2016. A customer's purchase of these items will be covered by the Price Assurance Promotion for 30 days following the price assurance start date.

4

Apr

2016

NCPA Advocacy Center Update 4.4.16

This week's Advocacy Center Update includes information on NCPA communications with CMS regarding MAC requirements, Medicaid FULs, Phase 2 of the HIPAA Audit program, and more!

1

Apr

2016

Magellan: Passport Health Plan News

Passport Health Plan: Due to System Errors, Medicaid Is extending benefits to all members through April 30, 2016

Due to system errors, Medicaid is extending benefits to all members through April 30th   From:              Passport Health Plan Sent:               April 1, 2016 To:                   All Passport Providers   Background:   The Department for Medicaid Services (DMS) has notified Passport Health Plan of issues with the new benefind system, which processes all benefit programs administered by the Department for Community Based Services.  It has resulted in discontinuation letters being sent to Medicaid members in error or the system incorrectly showing an individual as ineligible for Medicaid.  The Cabinet for Health and Family Services is taking action to ensure that no individual loses benefits as a result and has asked MCOs to assist with communicating how DMS would like this matter to be handled.  If a person was eligible for Medicaid benefits in March, the person will automatically be eligible for benefits in April.    The Cabinet and DCBS are working with its technology partner, Deloitte, on system issues to stop the incorrect notices and properly reflect eligibility.  DMS requests that providers continue to provide necessary services and prescriptions to members during this time.   Provider Action Needed:   Please continue providing services to our members and follow your normal process when verifying eligibility. Should you have questions or concerns, please call Provider Services at 1-800-578-0775.   

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