Kevin Day describes how CPESN Ohio pharmacies provide enhanced services to close gaps in care for patients as identified by a large Medicaid Managed Care Organization. Provider status allows direct billing for patient care.

In this Payer perspective, Troy Medicare Co-Founder and Chief Pharmacy Officer, describes the benefits of working with community pharmacists in the CPESN North Carolina network. Pharmacies help manage COPD, diabetes and congestive heart failure patients.

CPESN® North Carolina Luminary Joe Moose describes a program with a large national health plan for pharmacists to provide Health Risk Assessments for dually-eligible Medicaid and Medicare patients.

Community-based pharmacists address medication adherence in high-risk patients being treated for asthma and COPD under a Pennsylvania Pharmacists Care Network (PPCN) contract with a health plan for its eligible Medicaid members.

Paula Miller, CPESN Kentucky luminary, describes that network's contract with a large statewide Medicaid MCO. Pharmacists work closely with the plan's care coordinators to identify patients who might benefit from enhanced pharmacy services including chronic care management and adherence programs.

Community pharmacists provide flu, pneumonia, and shingles vaccines to Medicaid, Medicare, and Commerical members of a large regional health plan under a contract with the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Care Network (PPCN).

Todd Brown describes how CPESN Massachusetts pharmacists work with a large community-based healthcare system to close identified gaps in care, provide medication sychronication, and adherence support to Medicaid dually-eligible and Medicare patients.

This multi-state contract with a Medicaid MCO covers Medicaid patients living in Ohio and Indiana. Network pharmacies provided Comprehensive Medical Reviews and targeted interventions.

John Croce, CPESN Upstate New York Managing Network Facilitator, describes a six-month health screening program and survey of social determinants of health. Referrals are made to healthcare teams for needed services.

CPESN® Arkansas pilot program to improve medication adherence in behavioral health patients. Pharmacists provided counseling on adherence to behavioral health medications, and conversion to long-acting anti-psychotic injectables for some patients.