Ramblings of a pharmacist
Benjamin JolleyDrug Pricing and pharmacy policy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 32 |
| Subscribers | Read | benjaminjolley.substack.com |
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It's the RxMOOPs!
Over the last 5 years, I’ve been somewhat obsessed with making sure that my Third Party records inside of my pharmacy dispensing instance are exactly how I like them. I maintain separate records for Affordable Care Act plans vs. group insur...
Formularies, Formulary Strategies, and Vigilante Formulary Review
Any entity that starts to pay for medications eventually starts to develop a formulary - a list of drug products that are acceptable to pay for. Hospitals and health systems maintain formularies of products that they will stock in the hospi...
Response to "Safelite is a PBM"
Today, Matt Stoller wrote up Safelite and how similar it is to pharmacy benefit managers. This kind of thing really calls to me — comparing pharmacy to other industries, AND due to a bit of bad luck, I have very relevant recent experience.
2275 pharmacies have closed so far in 2024
“It’s not the way I wanted it to go,” he says sadly. “You do what you’re supposed to do. You go to college, get a doctorate, start a small business in a small town, support the community and it’s not even close to being a viable option.”
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Independent Pharmacist, drug pricing nerd, healthcare quality enthusiast, and anti-monopoly crusader
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