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PBMs: Who, What, and Why Change
February 25, 2019
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Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) have been a particular topic of interest as of late. We have taken a moment to break down how these third parties affect your health care, medical costs, and diabetes management.
Oklahomans! Ask your representative to cosponsor and support H.B. 1130, which caps the copay amount for insulin at $100!
February 22, 2019
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On February 4th, Representative Bennett proposed H.B. 1130, which amends 36 O.S. 2011, Section 6060.2 to impose a cap on the amount an insurer can charge
Kentuckians: Ask Your Legislature to Support H.B. 64
February 13, 2019
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Ask Kentucky lawmakers to support this law, which would allow pharmacists to prescribe the appropriate amount of a medication to a person facing an emergency – like someone who drops their last bottle of insulin on a Friday night!
Guest Blog: Erin Bubb on What Patients are Doing with DPAC
February 7, 2019
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Out of all the organizations out there, why DPAC? Most of us who have lived in this world realize that, in order to effect the greatest amount of change you start from the Top-Down. DPAC starts with those seated in positions that have the power to literally change the world of those living with Diabetes. DPAC strives to make Diabetes Advocacy simple, so that “regular people” can change their voice into action.
In Virginia? Ask your Legislature to Support H.B. 2515/S.B. 1596, and Ban Accumulator Adjustment Programs!
January 31, 2019
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Accumulator adjustment programs limit access to diabetes medications – many of which have no generic substitute – and devices by preventing manufacturer copay assistance contributions
Guest Blog: Mike Ratrie- We Need Sails
January 28, 2019
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Together, the DPAC Champions plan to grow the voice of PWDs in our Nation’s capital, Washington, DC, and also in our Nation’s Capitals, from Annapolis to Tallahassee, Indianapolis to Frankfort, Sacramento to Baton Rouge and beyond. We want our legislators to gain a better understanding of what we face, and how they can positively impact our lives. In addition, through partnerships with the Lions Club International, the Association of Black Cardiologists, DPAC Champions hope to engage and energize everyone including “sugar-normals” to help advance legislative solutions to giving us better sails.