Adherence Optimization: Targeting Strategies, Pharmacy VIPs, and - - PDF document
10/18/19 1 Adherence Optimization: Targeting Strategies, Pharmacy VIPs, and Payer Programs NCPA 2019 Annual Convention Carlie Traylor, Pharm.D. NCPA Associate Director, Strategic Initiatives Dared Price, Pharm.D. President, Price Pharmacies
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NCPA 2019 Annual Convention Carlie Traylor, Pharm.D. NCPA Associate Director, Strategic Initiatives Dared Price, Pharm.D. President, Price Pharmacies Inc.
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There are no relevant financial relationships with ACCME- defined commercial interests for anyone who was in control
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payers.
for your pharmacy.
practice.
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How many times has this happened to one of your patients?
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14 days out: Request Refills 7-10 days out: Call Patient 5 days out: Fill Meds 1 day out: Remind Patient to Pickup
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The benefits of ABMS are seen when the pharmacy is filling 40% of their daily prescriptions through their adherence program.
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quality of ___________.
medications and still be considered adherent.
you should start with patients who are ________________________________________.
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Part D Star Ratings:
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medications >80% of the time
patients who are compliant to their medications in the three drug classes specified in the star ratings (drugs used to treat diabetes, RASA, and statins)
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DIR fees on how your PSAO is performing on certain measures
adherence rates for RASA
look at the individual store performance
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DIR fees on how your PSAO is performing on certain measures
adherence rates for RASA
look at the individual store performance
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report for ALL patients in performance programs
common Group, PCN, and BIN numbers
adherent
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Medicare Patients DM, HTN, CHOL All chronic medications
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Medicare Patients DM, HTN, CHOL All chronic medications
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be in charge of the adherence program. Talk to your neighbor and write a SMART goal they could use their first week on the job.
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Carlie Traylor, PharmD Associate Director of Strategic Initiatives, NCPA carlie.traylor@ncpanet.org
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to grow your business without growing your _____.
________, and _________.
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NCPA 2019 Annual Convention Dared Price Pharm.D. President Price Pharmacies Inc.
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2010-2017
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by October 1, 2019
when
by when
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Winfield Scoreboard Margin Time My meds Start March 2019 August 5 - 10 740 August 12 - 17 746 August 19 - 24 755 August 26 - 31 758 September 2 - 7 763 September 9-14 764
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can do for your pharmacy. Don’t take it lightly!
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vaccines
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months ago. We noticed when doing the 2 week out returns, he hadn't pick up his Amlodipine.
because the Dr had only put 3 refills on his medication.
and advised him to contact his Dr and to refill his Amlodipine.
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Medication Compliance (code: 418633004)
make sure patient is compliant after each month
from month to month
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pressure medication just because he had run out of refills. My notes will reflect why there was such a large gap between this fill and his last fill.
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number of staff
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President Price Pharmacies Inc. dared@prorx.net 620-218-8995
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