Under renewal of this contract with a Medicare Advantage Plan, 58 CPESN Mississippi pharmacies provide diabetes monitoring and management including A1c testing to establish a base level, counseling to help patients with an A1c >9, bring it under 9%, and make referrals for annual retinal eye exams.

Under this Year 5 program renewal with a national payer, CPESN Wyoming pharmacies provide enhanced Medication Therapy Management and safety reviews for Medicare Part D patients at high risk for adverse drug events. The goal is to demonstrate a positive impact on medical spend directly tied to pharmacist interventions.

In this contract with a statewide Medicaid MCO, Pennsylvania Pharmacist Care Network pharmacists identify gaps in care and address medication adherence for plan-identified patients with COPD and diabetes.

More than half of CPESN Virginia's pharmacies had patients eligible for diabetes managment care under a contract with a large national managed health plan. Services include HbA1c monitoring and a focus on nutrition, motivational interviewing, med management, and care coordination.

A CPESN Ohio network-wide contract with a national MCO focuses on increasing flu vaccination rates, year-over-year.

Ron McDermott describs how Pennsylvania Pharmacist Care Network pharmacies held on-site COVID-19 vaccination clinics for employees of the Bechtel Shell Cracker Plant in PA. More than 3,000 doses were administered through a CPESN contract with WorkCare.

Under this Medicare Advantage contract, CPESN Missouri pharmacies provided Med Sync services to patients taking medications for diabetes and hypertension.

CPESN Nebraska Luminary Staci Hubert describes services provided by that network's pharmacies under a Medicaid managed care plan for high-risk patients. Enhanced pharmacy services include Med Sync, Adherence packaging, and Medication reconciliation.

Lindsay Christensen, Managing Network Facilitator for CPESN® Minnesota, describes that network's Year 5 renewal of a program where pharmacists provide safety reviews for Medicare Part D patients at high risk for adverse drug events. The program goal is to have a positive impact on medical spend directly tied to pharmacist interventions.

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.