CPESN® Michigan's First Statewide Payer Program

CPESN Michigan pharmacies have their first statewide payer opportunity with UnitedHealthcare's Pharmacy Care Hub. The program for enrolled Medicaid and dual eligible members includes medication management, counseling, and other services pharmacies may already be providing. And participating pharmacies may provide point-of-care testing, coordinate a telehealth doctor visit, and fill any resulting prescriptions - for a seamless patient experience, all within the pharmacy.

UnitedHealthcare Pharmacy Care Hub Expands in Florida

The value-based expansion of services allows CPESN® Florida pharmacies to work with patients over time to help them reach or maintain blood pressure and A1c goals. Theresa Tolle, pharmacist and owner of Bay Street Pharmacy in Sebastian, FL, describes how the payer program expansion benefits patients and pharmacies.

MOMS™ Program Addresses Mississippi's Infant Death Public Health Crisis

Amy Catherine Baggett, CPESN® Mississippi Managing Network Facilitator, describes development of the Medications Optimizing Maternal Safety MOMS™ program. She shares patient stories from her own practice as pharmacist and co-owner of Love's Pharmacy in Diamondhead, MS.

Pharmacy Care Hub: Connect to Care Through Local Pharmacies

13 Nov 2025

This article and Essential Insights video, Kristi Fowler, Director of Medicaid Pharmacy Growth and Innovation for UnitedHealthcare, and Madeline clark, Lead of CPESN NextGeneration Luminary Initiative, sit down to talk about how they are working to transform pharmacy visits into health care connections. Read and watch HERE.

UnitedHealthcare + CPESN® Virginia Introduce Maternal Safety Program

Lura Thompson, Managing Network Facilitator for CPESN Virginia, describes the new Medication Optimizing Maternal Safety program available through UnitedHealthcare's Pharmacy Care Hub.

CPESN® Kansas Launches Expanded UnitedHealthcare Pharmacy Care Hub Program

The expanded UnitedHealthcare Pharmacy Care Hub Program benefits rural patients, and others who may lack transportation or broadband internet service by allowing them to access telehealth visits from CPESN pharmacy locations.The program is currently available to UHC Community Plan members through CPESN pharmacies in Kansas, Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida. Alison Haas, CPESN Director of Value Based Contracting, says the program also allows pharmacy-led services including testing and treatment for minor illness, strep, or flu; as welll as MTM and patient education.