Success Stories

South Dakota CPESN®MTM Program

This is a third-year renewal with a large pharmacy technology solution for this program focused on Medication Therapy Management services.

CPESN® North Carolina, Troy Medicare

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® Wyoming, COVID-19 Grant

Through the Wyoming Department of Health, CPESN Wyoming received CDC grant funding to offset pharmacy costs associated with adminstering COVID-19 vaccines, including salaries, training, vaccine storage units, computer hardware and software, and travel for in-home vaccinations.

CPESN Missouri, HRSA Grant

CPESN® Texas, Managed Medicaid Plan

Enhanced pharmacy services provided by CPESN Texas pharmacies under a Managed Medicaid Plan affiliated with a large hospital system included medication adherence support, asthma action plans, and social determinants of health surveys.

CPESN® Massachusetts, Statewide Health System

This program includes deprescribing, prescribing, and adherence support to improved health outcomes for plan-identified patients.

CPESN® Wisconsin, NeuGen Health

In partnership with a health care consulting firm, CPESN Wisconsin pharmacies provided enhanced services to school employers, including comprehensive care planning, adherence support, medication reviews, and a med sync prgoram.

CPESN New York, Prescryptives

CPESN® Iowa Employer Contract

CPESN® North Carolina, Health Risk Assessments

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.

CPESN® Hawaii State Health Dept.

CPESN® Pennsylvania, Asthma and COPD Program

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.

CPESN® Kentucky Smoking Cessation

CPESN® Iowa Employer Direct Contract

CPESN® Iowa Physician Practice

CPESN® Kentucky, Medicaid MCO

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.

CPESN® RxSelect

CPESN® Pennsylvania, Vaccination Program

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).

CPESN® USA Medicare Advantage

CPESN® North Carolina Medicare Advantage Plan

CPESN® Idaho Partnership Block Grant

CPESN® RxSelect Opioid Mgmt., Self-Insured Payer

CPESN® Wyoming, DOH Grant

Grant funding through the Wyoming Department of Health supports CPESN Wyoming pharmacies in delivering Medication Therapy Management services to patients taking medications for diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol management.

CPESN® North Carolina Medicare Managed Care

CPESN® RxSelect Regional Health System

CPESN® South Carolina Social Determinants Grant Partnership

CPESN® Colorado Diabetes Prevention Grant Partnership

This pilot program delivered Comprehensive Medical Reviews (CMR), Diabetes Self Management Education (DSME) and initiated a diabetes prevention program with Colorado Dept. of Public Health and Environment grant funding.

CPESN® Nebraska Medicare Part D Managed Care

Nebraska Enhanced Services Pharmacies Network (NESP) is contracted with two Medicare MCO plans to provide Medication Therapy Management (MTM) services to enrolled patients.

CPESN® New York City Medicare Part D Managed Care

This is an adherence program for patients taking medications for managing diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol levels. Network pharmacists incorporated medication synchronization as a tool in moving patients from non-adherent to adherent.