
CMS has proposed a new rule for the Medicare Part D, which would adopt a new e-prescribing standard.

CMS has proposed a new rule for the Medicare Part D, which would adopt a new e-prescribing standard.

Rite Aid pharmacies help seniors during Medicare Part D enrollment.

Medco announces its plans to build a 318,000-sq. ft. mail-order pharmacy in Indiana.

Quality of care improving in nation's hospitals.

3M launches new inhaler dose counter.

Miami healthcare company owners in prison for Medicare fraud.

Genzyme has to provide FDA with more data on Synvisc-One before the pain-relieving treatment for osteoarthritis can be approved.

FDA adds new warnings to erythropoiesis-stimulating agents' labels.

New indication for rosuvastatin (Crestor) approved.

U.S. Career Institute announces pharmacy technician course.

Nevada pharmacists demand a vote on Fair Medicaid Drug Payment Act, while House judiciary committee unanimously approves PBM legislation.

A new study finds that Retail clinic's revenues could reach nearly $4.5 billion by 2011.

DEA kicks off exhibit about drug diversion and abuse.

New Web page details POA reporting requirements

Rite Aid responds to union protest

Medicare Part D prescription drug plans owe more than $4 billion to CMS

More than 70,000 medication therapy management services have been offered through the Community Care Rx (CCRx) program, according to an announcement from Mirixa

PDX-NHIN and Health Market Science will jointly market the HMS database with 1.8 million prescriber records including NPI numbers

Michigan Pharmacists Association announces plans for a medication therapy management company to expand MTM opportunities

Giant Eagle expands $4 generic prescription drug program

A new report by the Office of Inspector General found that some generic manufacturers keep raising their drug prices above the inflationary rate, making them deserve to pay more Medicaid rebates

APHA adopts policy against feminine hygiene douching practices

AstraZeneca launches Nexium savings program for Purple Plus members

NACDS and NCPA sue to block implementation of the average manufacturer price rule set to take effect in January.

A new survey of four health disciplines reveals that they think Medicare Part D has hurt the care provided in long-term care facilities.