Government Pricing April 7, 2023 State Pricing Transparency Reporting – Part 2 3 Minute Read Explore the best practice recommendations regarding compliance for SPTR.
Government Pricing May 26, 2022 The Nuance and Necessity of Timely State Price Transparency Reporting 4 Minute Read Expert opinions from a recent price transparency congress on reporting, remediation, and ways to manage state price transparency now and in the future.
Contracts & Pricing November 23, 2021 Regulatory Updates 4 Minute Read This month we discuss COVID-19 vaccine mandates, the recent HHS drug discount ruling, and Medicare drug price reforms.
Contracts & Pricing October 20, 2021 The New Plan for Addressing High Drug Prices 4 Minute Read We discuss the Biden administration's plan for combatting high drug prices, the new PBM public law reporting cycle, and MA and Part D rule for 2022.
Government Pricing October 11, 2021 Frequently Asked Questions: 340B Program 3 Minute Read Examining common questions about the 340B program and what ICyte solutions are available to identify and act on non-compliance.
Government Pricing October 4, 2021 Updates to State Price Transparency Laws 2 Minute Read As more states begin to adopt price transparency laws, we examine the latest laws enacted by individual states and what it means for manufacturers.
Contracts & Pricing September 17, 2021 How Discount Cards Are Replacing PBMs 3 Minute Read We review how discount cards have disrupted the prescription market as well as updates to the most-favored-nation pricing model and new STPR laws in Maine.
Contracts & Pricing August 13, 2021 Compliance Guidelines for Government Programs 5 Minute Read Six key elements to operate an effective compliance program. Also, new VA FSS rules for vaccine drugs, State Price Transparency, and Medicare Part D updates and reminders.
Contracts & Pricing July 26, 2021 The Branded Pharma Fee Deadline Approaches 4 Minute Read We'll tell you how to prepare. Plus new manufacturer awareness for orphan drugs, midnight changes to MDRP, and upholding the ACA.
